I wonder... What car has the most likes so far? Is it possible to find out?

Unfortunately I haven't found how to get these statistics
Facebook provide daily share & like stats on the "insights" page ( http://www.facebook.com/insights/ )
If someone knows where/how I can get an "history" of the likes to see the most liked pages... that info would be welcome

For example http://www.imcdb.org/v315873.html has 7 likes, including two today, but some probably have more.

Shortly after my previous message, Facebook changed the way they show pages statistics.
Now it is possible to have more detailed info:

13: Dodge Charger in "The Fast and the Furious"
6: Land-Rover 109'' Series III Station Wagon in "The Simpsons"
6: Pontiac GTO in "Knight and Day"
5: Ford F-150 in "xXx: State of the Union"
5: Subaru Impreza in "Banlieue 13"
5: Lincoln Continental Mark III in "The Car"
5: De Lorean DMC 12 in "Back to the Future"
5: Nissan Skyline GT-R in "2 Fast 2 Furious"
4: Ford Mustang Mach 1 in "Bullrun"
4: Mack RS-712 LST in "Shopping"

But these numbers do not seem accurate, as if you go on these pages you see that the counter is higher...

Did you add this "Like" button or did Facebook add it (or encourage you to add it?)

I added it to promote the site: it is a way to bring new visitors.

Is this our current record holder: http://imcdb.org/vehicle_102179-Ford-Escort-RS-2000-1977.html ?

EDIT: No the Charger from Fast and the Furious is still top it would seem.

I do not know how to have info about that

No stats or top 10 list possible at all?

Some random vehicles seem to get a lot of likes: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_492148-Ford-Sierra-Estate-1984.html

Other than the Charger and Escort, this has a big number: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=589662 (I guess the owner who commented on the page shared on there).

When I ask to see the most popular pages:
"Your website has not had enough traffic in the time period for Facebook to track individual URLs."
I guess this feature is only for the site who got thousands of likes on their pages (we got "only" 2000 total new likes for the all the pages together last month)

You could write a script to query the fb/like.php script for each vehicle page

Indeed, but with 500000+ vehicles on the site it would take some time to run.

How is the hardware situation? 233 Mhz processor, or even more powerful?

the server is powerful enough (quad-core cpu) but the facebook requests take some time. Half a second per request and it would take three days to complete.

I find this really interesting here. 224 people like this: http://imcdb.org/vehicle_326276-Dodge-Charger-Daytona-1969.html

interesting indeed, for just a background car