The Jaguar E-Type is often regarded as the most beautiful car ever made. Jerry Seinfeld took one out for the series opener of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, and Sarah Silverman screwed around with it.

What would Chris Rock think of the Lamborghini Miura? What would Sarah Silverman have to say about the Jaguar XKE? And what's it really like to drive David Letterman's supercharged V8 Volvo wagon?

This is a 1969 Lamborghini Miura S, often named the most beautiful car ever made. I spent two hours with it, before it went (of course) to Jerry Seinfeld.

Jerry Seinfeld's summer 2012 experiment was to create a show that was truly about nothing. Seinfeld was close, but watching two people drive to get coffee was the truest expression of a "show about nothing."

Even though Seinfeld was typically referred to as a show about nothing, each episode actually had a pointed message and a distinct story line.

Our initial trepidation over Jerry Seinfeld's new car show is waning, even as we remember the oppressive banality that was The Marriage Ref. So far as we can tell from this preview, the show really is just Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee as suggested by the show's title.

Remember watching the sporadically amusing The Marriage Ref and thinking "Hey, wouldn't it be great if this show were about cars?" Get excited. Jerry Seinfeld is producing a new show called "Comics And Cars" that sounds basically like that.

Luxury automaker Acura has apologized for the "language" used in a casting call for their Super Bowl ad featuring Jerry Seinfeld that specified they didn't want a black actor who was "too dark" in the description. Nowhere in their apology do they seem to offer a mea culpa for wanting a light-skinned actor, just for stating …

A casting call notice for this year's Acura Super Bowl Ad featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno obtained by TMZ indicates Acura's agency wanted an African-American actor for the role of the dealer, so long as he was "Not too dark" and "Nice looking, friendly." UPDATE!