http://youtu.be/ http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/10/chamelion-xle-383947

If I owned this car and I was not allowed to "drive it" and only trailer it places, I would spend as much as I could to make the car a hideous monstrosity of hydraulics, pinstripes, gold badging on every available surface, the biggest and most dizzying, donking rims and the loudest bass stereo I can cram in the trunk,…

I bought a 1988 Chevy Corsica in 2000 or so for $500. It ran for a couple years.. does that count?

The car actually looks like it's weeping.

HAHAHAHA! EPIC!

It would have been pretty easy(and awesome) for Ford to offer a SHO Wagon. If they had, it would have put them far, far ahead of the competition, I think.

An experienced/skilled driver would not have attacked that corner at such a speed as it would end disastrously, hence "He was going too fast".

That's just silly. What a silly competition.

I suppose you wouldn't drive a survivor 65 mustang with a 5.0 because it was originally a 2.8 then?

How many of the cars are driven there?

A very close second

HotWheels "Upfront" 1978 Porsche 924

bummer.

That buoy ain't right.

The thumbs down is awesome. WAY better than the finger. Except for when I got it. It wasn't road rage, it was just me in my grand marquis and some kid in his hyundai genesis coupe(a car that, now that I've researched it, has quite a bit of balls). We're putting along a pretty empty highway, 3 lanes open, maybe a car…

When stopped at a long light in the city, press the button to deploy a vodka spray bottle and newspaper armed vagrant to wash your windshield before someone else does.

#8 is pretty awesome as long as your kid knows(and follows) the most important rules of an auto show:

You go by market value which is determined like a credit score.

Studebaker.

Maybe they're more able to afford the ticket...