In an interesting poll on our forums, it was asked what was your first Corvette. After a few years and 377 votes, we can see some pretty clear results.

Forget Detroit, there’s no other place on earth that’s done more with the automobile than Southern California.

With the first real taste of AMG to the consumer market in the form of the C36, the W202 was really the ground-breaking model from our friends in Affalterbach.

We can argue all day about whether an immaculate restoration or a survivor car is the true Corvette to have, however in this case, it’s very hard to argue against a survivor car.

C7s are very quickly finding their way onto the track, both for track days and for the strip. To accommodate all that track time, Southern Car Parts now offers a racing seat bracket.

The BMW i8 has been with us for a year and a bit, and now there’s a new Protonic Red special edition that’s about to strut into the public eye at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.

Given that our official CLK picture thread is 2,782 posts long and has been going since 2002, we had plenty of pretty pictures to pick from.