 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at the Geneva Motor Show 2016. This is Jordan with The Verge. I am our hypercar reporter, he's our transportation reporter, and we are in... We are in the Volvo XC90 Excellence Edition, which replaces the third row and the second row with these very comfortable seats and this nice wine glass setup here. So we have three questions that we're going to answer about the Geneva Motor Show. All right. You first, Vlad. What is the best car of the show? The third car of the show has to be the Aston Martin DV11. It is the quintessential car that looks better in person than it does in photos. I've seen it in press photos, I've seen it in person, and our entire team, video producers included, and they have really good taste, love it. They think it's the best car. I'm going to go back on my answer from yesterday. I'm absolutely going to change to the Bugatti. I think it's the pinnacle of engineering, it's going to be the fastest car in the world, and it's bright blue. I think that's the car of the year. Well, as a fan of red, I can't agree with you. And also, the Bugatti for me is just... It's too wide, it's too big. It's bigger than the Veyron that it replaces, the Bugatti Chiron, and it just... It's too extreme for me. I prefer a more compact sports car. What's our second question? Our second question is what car would you most want to own yourself? That's an easy one, and I'm categorical about this. The red Lamborghini Huracan. It is on show here at Lamborghini stand. Lamborghini introduced the Centenario, which is the same thing as the Bugatti Chiron. It's super exclusive, only 40 are being produced. They've already been sold. 770 horsepower. It's a ridiculous piece of a machine, and it's too ridiculous for me. But the Huracan is perfect. I was talking to one of the Lamborghini representatives, and he was saying that you can drive it like a Volkswagen, like a Golf. I don't think he wanted to be quoted about that, but there you go. The thing is, it's gorgeous. It's a Ferrari red Lamborghini. So to me, it's the perfect combination of color and car. I'm going to say this car that we're sitting in right here. I drove the XC90 last year. It's comfortable. It's practical. The seats are the best ones you're going to get, short of a Rolls Royce. I agree there. And it's just fantastic. Of all the cars that I've driven in the past year, and I've driven a lot of them, this one was my favorite. I'd take it home. Question number three, what car would you get in the most trouble in? I am going to use this question to bring in the Morgan EV3, because it's kind of a cheat, but I love that car. It's crazy. It's retro. It's futuristic. It's kind of like a space racer pod. But also, how do you even drive that thing? You've got to see it in person. It's interesting. It's a two-wheel steering wheel, but it's a three-wheeled car. It's designed for oversteer and fun and craziness, and you can have a lot of fun with it for 50 miles. And you can get into a lot of trouble with it. You could. I think you would go up to the club, and who knows who's going to be attracted to that car. I was thinking more about actually rolling over and getting into physical trouble. Oh, and actually dying. Well, that could be bad, too. Well, you'd wear a helmet, maybe. It's your trouble, because... I was going to say the Rolls-Royce Wraith Black Badge. Just announced, all blacked out. It's such a crazy car. It's not me, but I think I would be going out late at night and going up to the club and doing things that are not me, and that car would just have a bad influence on me. Maybe in a good way, maybe not. My wife's not here, so it's okay. And that's all from us here at the Geneva Motor Show. In a couple weeks, you can catch us at the New York Auto Show. It's hard to believe it's only March, but we've already seen so much already. Any final thoughts, Vlad? Nothing I wanted to say. Check us out at youtube.com slash theverge and theverge.com for all of our Geneva coverage. Thanks. Bye. Every day I'm hustling.
 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at the Geneva Motor Show 2016.
 This is Jordan with The Verge.
 I am our hypercar reporter, he's our transportation reporter, and we are in...
 We are in the Volvo XC90 Excellence Edition, which replaces the third row and the second
 row with these very comfortable seats and this nice wine glass setup here.
 So we have three questions that we're going to answer about the Geneva Motor Show.
 All right.
 You first, Vlad.
 What is the best car of the show?
 The third car of the show has to be the Aston Martin DV11.
 It is the quintessential car that looks better in person than it does in photos.
 I've seen it in press photos, I've seen it in person, and our entire team, video producers
 included, and they have really good taste, love it.
 They think it's the best car.
 I'm going to go back on my answer from yesterday.
 I'm absolutely going to change to the Bugatti.
 I think it's the pinnacle of engineering, it's going to be the fastest car in the world,
 and it's bright blue.
 I think that's the car of the year.
 Well, as a fan of red, I can't agree with you.
 And also, the Bugatti for me is just...
 It's too wide, it's too big.
 It's bigger than the Veyron that it replaces, the Bugatti Chiron, and it just...
 It's too extreme for me.
 I prefer a more compact sports car.
 What's our second question?
 Our second question is what car would you most want to own yourself?
 That's an easy one, and I'm categorical about this.
 The red Lamborghini Huracan.
 It is on show here at Lamborghini stand.
 Lamborghini introduced the Centenario, which is the same thing as the Bugatti Chiron.
 It's super exclusive, only 40 are being produced.
 They've already been sold.
 770 horsepower.
 It's a ridiculous piece of a machine, and it's too ridiculous for me.
 But the Huracan is perfect.
 I was talking to one of the Lamborghini representatives, and he was saying that you can drive it like
 a Volkswagen, like a Golf.
 I don't think he wanted to be quoted about that, but there you go.
 The thing is, it's gorgeous.
 It's a Ferrari red Lamborghini.
 So to me, it's the perfect combination of color and car.
 I'm going to say this car that we're sitting in right here.
 I drove the XC90 last year.
 It's comfortable.
 It's practical.
 The seats are the best ones you're going to get, short of a Rolls Royce.
 I agree there.
 And it's just fantastic.
 Of all the cars that I've driven in the past year, and I've driven a lot of them, this
 one was my favorite.
 I'd take it home.
 Question number three, what car would you get in the most trouble in?
 I am going to use this question to bring in the Morgan EV3, because it's kind of a cheat,
 but I love that car.
 It's crazy.
 It's retro.
 It's futuristic.
 It's kind of like a space racer pod.
 But also, how do you even drive that thing?
 You've got to see it in person.
 It's interesting.
 It's a two-wheel steering wheel, but it's a three-wheeled car.
 It's designed for oversteer and fun and craziness, and you can have a lot of fun with it for
 50 miles.
 And you can get into a lot of trouble with it.
 You could.
 I think you would go up to the club, and who knows who's going to be attracted to that
 car.
 I was thinking more about actually rolling over and getting into physical trouble.
 Oh, and actually dying.
 Well, that could be bad, too.
 Well, you'd wear a helmet, maybe.
 It's your trouble, because...
 I was going to say the Rolls-Royce Wraith Black Badge.
 Just announced, all blacked out.
 It's such a crazy car.
 It's not me, but I think I would be going out late at night and going up to the club
 and doing things that are not me, and that car would just have a bad influence on me.
 Maybe in a good way, maybe not.
 My wife's not here, so it's okay.
 And that's all from us here at the Geneva Motor Show.
 In a couple weeks, you can catch us at the New York Auto Show.
 It's hard to believe it's only March, but we've already seen so much already.
 Any final thoughts, Vlad?
 Nothing I wanted to say.
 Check us out at youtube.com slash theverge and theverge.com for all of our Geneva coverage.
 Thanks.
 Bye.
 Every day I'm hustling.