Jay Leno has finally gotten around to getting his hands on the Scion FR-S. The latest episode of Jay Leno’s Garage is all about the new low-buck sports car from Toyota. Jack Hollis, the vice president and General Manager of Scion, stops in to give the TV personality a full walk-around of the 200-horsepower coupe. While Leno’s collection includes every shade of high-horsepower machinery, the comedian is also a fan of cheap driving fun for the masses. Hollis hits the high points of the model’s development, including the tie-in with Subaru and not-so-subtle nods to the ghosts of Toyota performance past. Funk Flex
(Video) Auto Talk: Lamborghini boss Stephan Winkelmann stops by Jay Leno’s Garage with Aventador
The Lamborghini Aventador stands to be the new supercar king. For starters, every body part and component is completely new, from the 6.5-liter V12 boasting 700 horsepower to the light-weight carbon fiber monocoque. We’re enthralled, but what about enthusiast royalty like Jay Leno? Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
(Video) Auto Talk: Jay Leno and GM design boss Ed Welburn peruse the Cadillac Ciel concept
The Cadillac Ciel concept is a convertible showstopper that wowed crowds at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Not surprisingly, Jay Leno managed to secure some talking time with General Motors VP of Global Design Ed Wellburn, and the two chatted about the ultimate Art and Science-mobile while Leno got a look at some of its features. Funkmasterflex Find Flex On Google+
(Video) Auto Talk: Fiat 500 Prima Edizione rolls into Jay Leno’s Garage
Most automobiles on this planet find their rubber resting on the clean floor of Jay Leno’s garage at some point in their life. The latest to get the Big Dog denim treatment is the Fiat 500, and Chrysler arrived in Burbank, California with a one-of-500 Prima Edizione just for the occasion. Jay lines the car up alongside his own 1937 Fiat Topolino, which looks like a toy car by comparison, albeit a rather handsome one at that. Funkmasterflex Find Flex on Google +Â
