I'm find of that one, too, for some reason.

Jason Torchinsky hilariously ripped CNN limb from limb with this one, and I loved every word (and image) of it.

http://jalopnik.com/how-the-intern…

The Hay Wain with a Zonda in it:

Actually, the Celta and Onix/Prisma are 100% Brazilian projects, the Onix being Celta's successor. Not much to do with the original Corsa or the Sonic. Also, the new Montana(pictured in article) is based on the Agile/Cobalt, Corsa's successors here in S.A., which is the equivalent to some kind of new Corsa pickup.

But…

All of South American markets are like this for all the manufacturers. It's the kinda place where you can find the Golf's developmentally challenged cousin the Gol.

Throwing a rock at someone's head is not a joke.

Monaco 84 was bad, but it wasn't that bad. There's still debate about whether or not Jackie Ickx red flagged the race because of his Porsche sponsorship and the McLaren of Alain Prost running a Tag-Porsche engine.

Vietnam special @ 118...WTF??? It is my personal favorite episode and it should have easily made it in the top 10. I don't know what to think of you at this moment.

Polar special takes it for me, but india special as dead last? wow. I loved that one.

Vietnam special at 118?!?!?! How high are you right now Raph?!?!

Not really what you were expecting, but in 2003 the Iron Dog Snowmobile race was canceled due to it being too warm... in Alaska of all places.

Is it bad my first thought was "Oh, this episode is gonna be good"?

Tragically, the B-1B has a history of being on the garage sale circuit

Torch, dude, lets Kickstarter this and make it Jalopnik's own marque. So much coolness..

No Youabian Puma? No care.

Call me crazy but I like that Mansory. It's not just that it's got carbon stuck all over it, it's that basically EVERY body panel has been replaced with a carbon fiber panel instead. That, plus 1600hp. Absolutely insane.

I like to think the MRAP will be used for an autotech class project to race in the Dakar rally.