Each new Ferrari will also come with a $100 Olive Garden giftcard for that old country taste.

What's Rule #1 of Jalopnik? The answer is always...

Yeah, because it's so impossible to put the factory grill back on when you want to sell your ride...

One RS200 listed... 150,000 USD

Eh.

That reason right there is why most cars now have some shitty electrical sensor or some other to stop other from hitting things. IMO let Darwinism play out and weed the world of some of its idiots.

Pay attention to what you're doing and your surroundings?!

But, what if it snows????????????? Help me apple! Oh god if only I owned a BMW!

So close to a SLS. Doesn't appear that they spent a whole lot of time designing this one. IMO

It's not bad, but it's not great.

I don't like it.

Yep, that's the joke. You've repeated the joke. Have some internet points from strangers to stretch out your dreary day. You did it by repeating a joke.

While I agree with your premise regarding the automatic, I have trouble seeing the Challenger Hellcat as a "Sunday back road fun" kind of car. It's both too heavy and too powerful in my opinion for the back roads in my area, which are narrow and snake through swamps and woodlands. I'm not saying I wouldn't try it, but…

I've seen three of these on the road. Each one was driven by an overweight balding man who seems to have hit absolute bottom.

I really want to agree with you, but I just drove a VW Eos, and now I'm conflicted.

The amazing thing is that 12,000 fucking people found Waldo to begin with.

Chris Harris? No thanks:

All the 16 year olds on here can boo you for the automatic comment all they want, they still feel the need to prove their gear-head credentials. If we look at the take rate for automatics/DCTs vs. clutches, even the $100k+ sports cars, it's clear you are correct.

For all of maybe 4 seconds until they return to the constant reality of the endless bumper-to-bumper Seattle area traffic.