Found this:

Mini designer, pushing back from CAD computer: "That's it. All outta shapes. I'm going home."

All of the shapes were used in the creation of this front end

and the cayman is number 2 on his list so your point?

Indeed. I was lying in wait like a young spaniel, hungry for delicious, delicious socks.

Undoubtedly — undoubtedly — you had this answer typed up before.

Doug, the answer is obvious: The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. Preferably in seafoam green, tan top, tan interior.

In hindsight, this was a terrible comment. Bad brain.

Because Elon Musk was like:

707 HP sedan that looks like an ordinary cop car? Of course that'd be a great car for a spy! Just paint it black, take the badges off and you're in business.

Yo, I heard that google is hiring and you can work from home. Hell, the guy who told me just bought a new BMW and he brings in $6,756 each check. He gave me a link to share.

Some also speculate that Ferrari wanted to show other buyers that "this is what happens when you don't get all the options."

*News flash*

The Mini! Make no mistake, they improved substantially on the original design throughout its many, many years of production, but it was a hit from the very beginning. Now, if only they'd been able to keep on going for just a little longer...

Also the 289 Shelby Cobra:

MKI GT40

This is what I saw...

That'll buffalo right out.