Jerry Seinfeld's new season of 'Comedians in Cars' premieres on Thursday - here are some of the best cars he's picked so far

This un-restored VW flatbed somehow suited former 'Seinfeld' co-star Michael Richards very, very well.

Taking advantage of the Aston Martin DB5's Bond connection, Seinfeld called guest Julia Louis Dreyfus "The James Bond of Comedy."

A Plymouth Road Runner Super Bird was also the perfect choice for Will Ferrell; decidedly silly but endlessly lovable.

A celebration of the era of tail fins and boozy Las Vegas lounge singers, Seinfeld brought along legendary comedian Don Rickles in this 1958 Cadillac El Dorado SeVille in "Bimini Green."

Seinfeld called the groundbreaking Lamborghini Miura the "most beautiful car ever designed." It is also considered the first supercar. Chris Rock was the guest.

A Fiat Jolly transported Seinfeld and Louis CK for a day out on the water on a boat in the New York harbor.

Seinfeld brought out the big guns to impress Jay Leno, another comedian noted for his car collection. This 356 "Gmund" is one of the first — and rarest — Porsches ever built.

"This is the car that Porsche used to prove that a small car with a small engine could be faster than a big car with a big engine," Seinfeld said of this 1959 Porsche RSK Spider. An appropriate metaphor for the 5'4" comedian Kevin Hart.

This car was also part of Seinfeld's personal collection until a he sold it at auction for $2,860,000.

He took a tour of Portland with Fred Armisen in this quirky, two-stroke Saab 96 Monte Carlo 850.

The Karmann Ghia, named for the contributing Italian design firm Ghia and German coach builder Karmann, is a true outlier in the history of Volkswagen. Joel Hodgson was the guest.

"Countach!" is what Jim Carrey imagines people must exclaim when this 1976 Lamborghini Countach flies past them in traffic.

Soon before he took the reigns of 'The Daily Show,' Trevor Noah got a ride in this Ferrari 308 GTB.

A Jaguar E-Type Series I, perhaps the archetypal classic car, is high praise for Sarah Silverman.

"You're a comedian with the president going nowhere." A security guard said no to Seinfeld taking the Commander in Chief out for coffee. The two settled for driving this 1963 Corvette Stingray Coupe around the White House grounds.

What's a Siata 8v? It's a perfect example of the classic Italian sports car: beautiful, hand-made, completely unreliable, and dripping with personality. Steve Martin was the guest.

David Letterman's Volvo station wagon is a fantastic disguise for a racing engine with bell supercharger. The car was the brainchild of actor and racing driver Paul Newman.

Garry Shandling was the guest in this Porsche 930, a car "Seinfeld" fans may recognize from its high-flying appearance on a poster from Jerry Seinfeld's fictional apartment.