So, you thought a $121,000 auction price for that immaculate 1994 Toyota Supra on Bring a Trailer was a little much? Yeah, so did we. That was cute of all of us, because the car is now back up for sale by a Chicago dealership for $500,000.

If you believe tech startups, the roads of the future will be dominated by joyless, featureless boxy self-driving pods. When alone in a sea of interesting human-driven cars these things can look futuristic and space-y, but when they are all gathered together, you quickly begin to feel like you’re in the toaster …

The hunger for EVs grows stronger, the Chinese auto market looks weaker, and Carlos Ghosn is still in jail. All that and more in The Morning Shift for Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2018.

Thanks to an incredibly stiff carbon fiber chassis and some ridiculous performance figures, the new McLaren 600LT Spider maintains all of the amazing performance of the fixed roof car, but now with the option to show a little more face when cruising down the avenues.

It’s a blessed day whenever you spot the final Saab 9-5 just driving around.

You may not be able to afford the new GT500, but you may be able to swing the asking for today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe SVO ‘Stang. It may not be as awesome as the new Shelby, but it’s arguably the quirkiest performance Mustang there ever was. Let’s see if its price can make that quirk work.

During the press reveal of the 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, the cinematic featured a staged virtual reality video game demonstration of the new GT500 blasting through a bunch of empty streets before being picked up by a helicopter. Then the real car lowered from the ceiling of the Cobo Center, and, well, it’s still…

If the red driver’s side/black passenger’s side interior look for the 2020 Toyota Supra Launch Edition is supposed to be a callback to the old car’s famously driver-focused wraparound console, I’m not impressed. But seriously, I thought we all agreed that asymmetrical automotive interiors were not going to fly?

The Mercedes-Benz A-Class is coming to the U.S. for the first time this year, albeit without the option for a hatchback or manual transmission like it’ll have elsewhere. But with its arrival comes a new entry-level model, so, beginning this year, the cheapest new Mercedes on American lots starts at $32,500.

Following hot on the heels of the big-breathing BMW X7, the flagship BMW 7 Series sedan is due for a facelift, too. The car’s redesign is supposed to bow tomorrow, but press photos leaked today confirming that it’s gone Big Nostril. Very, very Big Nostril.

Can you drive by feel? No. If you try, inspired by movie/meme, will people make puns at your expense? Yes.

Last October a horrific stretch limousine crash killed 20 people and rocked the state of New York. As a result, Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to introduce a raft of transportation safety reforms including an outright ban on long limos.