The Aston Martin CC100 is a wonderful package of V12 power, lightweight carbon fiber construction and racing heritage. Evo went behind the scenes to see how it was made.

BMW already builds the Ultimate Driving Machine in the BMW M3. Here's BMW's M8, their vision of what the ultimate gaming PC should be. It's fast, customizable, and completely gorgeous.

A great wheel can set off a car and make a build just right. The search for the perfect wheel leads to some, how shall I say, unfortunate choices.

Today in 1873 Levi Strauss patented copper-riveted canvas pants. Eventually switching to blue denim, those tough pants became the jeans we all wear all the damn time. Jeans have also been oddly influential for cars, with several cars sporting jeans-based themes, even to this day.

We already know the happiest looking cars ever built, but what about the saddest looking ones?

The Lamborghini Egoista made its surprise debut last night, and it is a greater thing than most can ever imagine, let alone appreciate. It took what was previously the most outrageous Lamborghini to date, the Veneno, and turned everything up to 11.

What does a badge say about a car? I’m not talking about the four rings on an Audi or the bow-tie on a Chevy, but the way the model name is written on the back. If it’s in block letters, is it going to be a serious and uptight car? If it’s in erratic-looking script, is it an erratic-looking car?

There's been lots of trends that spread around the car customizing communities like fiberglass STDs — scissor doors on everything, colossal wings, massive rims, absurd camber — but I'd like to humbly suggest one to try out: trafficators.

For much of the automobile's existence, American tastes have dominated what's new in car design and ergonomics. Where do you think the prominence of cupholders come from? Makes sense, since we were long the biggest new car market. But it also extends to things like placement of window and cruise control switches.

I've been very impressed with the power of collective minds, lately, as they got my car back for me, and as a group, Jalopnik readers/commenters have a pretty good track record of getting things done. So I'm hoping to enlist your collective help on a little research project about an unsung hero: this iconic…