Considering that Jaguar basically invented the sports sedan, they're definitively not late to the game.

Photographic evidence is expensive.

That's rare these days.

Honestly the F348 is my favourite entry-level Ferrari lookswise, so why not?

On the works.

In terms of requirements, they differ between girls and guys. Girls, naturally, need to be very pretty, quite tall and slim, have some experience in customer service or trade fair work and at least a passing interest in cars. Some brands also have specific requirements with regards to looks: Scandinavian brands want…

In the side of the Atlantic where this is available, I feel somewhat indifferent over it. Sure, diesel wagons are rare and cool stuff in the US, but here absolutely everyone has and drives that sort of vehicle. I can't count the amount of 320d Tourings I see every day. Then again, if a pony car was cruising in the…

Needs a rotary and midship engine layout.

Engine swaps, brah.

That came out in 1974, but I do agree. My point was whether it's bad or not.

It looks as elegant and intelligent as Schwarzenegger himself (fuck how do I even spell his name), so why not?

What is that thing?

Wasn't it common back in the day?

Nope, 1970 still had the Bosses and the 428CJ. Also, apart from the boxy grille, I see nothing wrong with this car.

As a diehard C3 enthusiast, I actually wonder why the fuck would anyone want to build a replica (yes, some collector did so).

Back when I was a kid I thought that was a 2nd gen Grand Cherokee.

So are the Ariel Atom, Saleen S7, Pontiac Solstice, Vector W8, Ferrari 612 Scaglietti, Bristol 412, and the Suzuki Samurai. You're not going anywhere with that.

I had an idea. If you've done it before in AOTD then ignore, but I was thinking about how many famous cars in fiction, video games, TV, & movies are actually really poor choices for the person or the time or the place that they are driving them. Like, the Duke boys had a 69 Charger, which was fine for their…

Wow, Kinja worked for once.

The worst, and what people don't get, is that the "rebel" forces are basically the same shit as the Syrian government ideaswise.