If I'm in the mood for car action, I don't even consider one of the FnF flicks.

Shelby GT350R.

Gorgeous. Slap some red taillight lenses on it and we're golden.

@accept it, the global economy is hosed for a while: People injure themselves rock-crawling at very low speeds on off-road trails, where they don't even hit other vehicles.

Suzuki Aerio hatchback.

@philipmein: Chrysler used to have a division that made air conditioners. I heard those really blew, though.

It really is a damn shame that the day I visited RenCen back in January 2008, they said the collection was closed for renovation or something. They wouldn't let me past the lobby.

@Novaload Misses Murilee: Your Sebring's on its way to you now.

@wimbles: Dangit, Marmon-Harrington.

Porsche 959 Paris-Dakar rally car.

@cchannel would love him some X6 M: The current ES looks more like a Camry to me than a Lexus and strikes me as their laziest effort (apart from the SC430, which has hardly been touched for several years). The mid-90s ES300s were always my favorites. All other ES generations just aren't trying hard enough to set…

Starts at $27,835? My family didn't pay that much for a new, loaded Regal GS nine years ago.

1973 Ford Pinto Squire.

Another concept car parked in wet cement, I see.

They handled the top-down look better, but the everything-else look burns my eyes.

@GTBruiser: I'm not a big fan of them in general, though I did like the Escape Limited V6 until the '08 redesign. I liked the Vibe up through '04, but it was tragically gutless under many driving conditions. Currently, I can't think of any new compact sport utes I can say I actually like. I've been highly pessimistic…

@Alfisted: I found a mint, 15k mile Yugo on eBay recently. It wasn't worth much.

@aSoundofSleep says don't drink and Jalop: Can I have yours when you're done with it?

So you want a fun car with a GT-R badge and don't want to worry about voiding the warranty?

What machismo? It's a fricking Acura.