I disagree with this post.

to be fair, having used "active rev matching" it does work, but it just takes ALL the fun out of a perfect downshift when you know he car so well and can perfectly blip the throttle without the help of a computer.

With how bloated some SUVs are looking now, let's see an Orca.

Doing a substance that has a tendency to give the user a euphoric feeling of invulnerability in a time frame where he could have been behind the wheel of a race car on the track with other people seems like a pretty good reason to lose your racing license. I'm not sure if you were trying to be ironic, but if not, it's…

Severus Snape is such a Cobra fanboy. I can't believe you have him ranked so high.

Because it looks like something Chrysler would put on a sedan say, the 200.

Those exhaust tips take me back to 2007 LS460, the front looks undistinctly like every other new BMW, minus the fancy tech headlights that I'm sure we won't get here in the states.

Overall it's just another 7-Series refresh, it'll be chocked…

mostly looks like a BMW 5 series GT I think

Truth be told it's more old Chrysler, new Chrysler is much cleaner than this.

It's giving me a cheap VW-vibe for some reason...

I want to see less ... less weight.

The 3d printed car from Local Motors. Pretty? No. Revolutionary? Unequivocally.

This is a dumb answer but you are right.

She has one possible defense, Bishops can only move diagonally.

Oh definitely. A car named MP4-12C shouldn't look like that, it should look like this:

They should just call the thing a 711 and forget about it. Conveniently ties in with 911.

http://bit.ly/1B7JEWB

This is a great point. It made me think of another one off of it.

Well, you all can hate or laugh or whatever... because the dude in the pink shirt coming in at the 3:35 mark... That is me.