Despite being a general fan of Audi, I haven’t been mad about the eTron up until this point, especially the awful orange coupé presented last year — I thought it best not to torture your eyes with it. The red spider rolled out at CES is nice though.
I know Kia Boxy is just modern-day Multipla Fugly (ugh!), but I actually like them. Add in a Geordi La Forge rear light and you’re on a winner with dahamsta!
Of course this is one of the exceptions to my previously mentioned dislike of Porsche.
As you know I’m not a fan, but these just sound fab. Very barky, very Fireplacey.
The guy in the red one’s mad, has to be an Irish fella called Mikey or Paddy Mac. Or Austin…
TOP TIP: Next time you’re screaming at the clueless fuckwits driving too fast or too slow* in the snow and ice, calm yourself down by remembering that they’re akin to theoretical physicists when put next to chris20051 from AAM, Fianna Fail Voter #1.
* You may feel you have to crawl your crapbox up the hill and on-ramps – you really don’t – but I drive a RWD, and can’t. I need a run at it. Move over, speed up, or stay at home, dickheads.
Gorgeous. Audi has been a bit blah of late, and the neverending quest to out-over-overmodel the other germans is getting a bit tiresome, but by gum they got this one right. It’s like they took the perfect original and just brought it up to date.
(Autoblog)
I’m in no rush to go, but when I do, I’d like to be taken to the Anatomy Department in this please.
This thing has twin turbo 6.2l LS9 V8 shoehorned into a stretched Lotus Exige body, it runs 1000hp at the wheels on pump petrol, and it sounds terrifying. It sounds like it’d wait outside the track for one of those evil-sounding McLaren Mercs, and beat the snot out of it. I’d like to put one in my (imaginary) garage alongside a similarly Lotus-bodied Tesla Roadster, and watch the Tesla soil itself.
The Nimitz moved base, so it took the sailors cars with it.
(Via Jalopnik.)
About time we got back to a bit of MMM, n’est ce pas? This is from Paris 2010 in October, a Renault concept called Dezir. The opposing scissor doors are nonsense but the car itself is gorgeous.
(Via Autoblog.)