Crazy Train. [jezebel.com]

That's a proper cool list.

Part of the joy of Jalopnik was the community and the commentators. The new site design does not foster that and many of these commentators are now gone. If Jalopnik was filled with original photography - videos, etc. maybe the new design would make sense but it not.

I concur.

He's a tractor trailer full of exotic cars destined for trouble. And cue the lights.

Does it have to be a car?

First Annual Circlejerk 500.

No kidding. Every time I go down there I see some great stuff. Plus the numbers of Bentleys and Audi R8s is just stupid. You see so many you stop looking.

Interior is also classic. This is a sports car, no more, no less.

Love them too. They have a 60s American muscle car thing going for them that just works.

300zx. Still looks modern, even more than the current generation z. Great freaking car.

Mike - Great call on the Z8, I saw one when I was in Naples, FL over new years. Stunning car.

Kia Rondo. Crushes the life out of you like a boa constrictor.

Kia Rondo. Crushes the life out of you like a boa constrictor.

I owned a first gen Mazda3 hatch from day one (also owned an MX-5). The 3 was a great car and for the first few years it really did stand out. Nothing like it on the road. Design language in the 2nd Gen. has gone horribly wrong. I've test driven the Speed3, fun as could be, but sorry to say, not fun to look at.

I believe - from last year [jalopnik.com]

New Jersey's got oodles of eco-friendly suburban "go greeners." Just need to look in the right neighborhoods - Montclair, Maplewood, Westfield, Rumson, Princeton, etc. Not everyone in the garden state is guido don guido.

I had the same idea to 'save' Mercury. Just bring all the good Euro/Aussie stuff not sold in the states.

Mazda. No more happy faces. Done.

Can I join this crusade?