Spin baby spin. The Jeep Hurricane had it all. Two 5.7-liter, 8-cylinder HEMI engines, carbon fiber body, crazy drive-train, and good looks.

London Taxi. A key attribute of any good escape car is the ability to disappear into a crowd. This is the perfect car for that.

I'll have to look. Picked them up in France a couple years back.

Tomica's still come with suspension and doors that open. It's the only way to build a toy car.

Great choice.

Still have mine too.

These two are relatively new. They rock. Now if I could only afford the real thing.

I've always loved this black Mazda. We've been together for 30 years plus.

I'll second that thought. More curves please.

The Karma looks better but the technology does not work as well in the real word, not even close.

Lexus LFA runs circles around the GT-R in the technology department, especially with its magical carbon fiber weaving machine.

Wow.

Lexus LFA - looks aside, it's a technical marvel.

NSU Ro80 - still looks modern, still technically advanced (featured a rotatory engine, semi- automatic transmission), built in 1967.

Volt - a car from the future that you can buy today.

Seriously?

Congrats. I am also a Volt owner. Been over a year and I still love it. It's like a little slice of the future.

Volt sales were also up, 1000% over July 2011. Second best month ever.

Volt sales were also up, 1000% over July 2011. Second best month ever.

Isuzu Vehicross. Nothing ingratiates goodwill among the motorists of the world like an odd, obscure, yet charming vehicle.