I’m not keen on getting into some nuanced discussion about Japan in regards to junk van racing, of all things; I understand what people from other countries mean when they say “Americans are gun-crazy” without needing to travel down the #NotAllAmericans rabbithole, and assumed people here would read my comment with…

TIL: FIVA is a thing that exists. 

This is gonna be so, so, sooooo good.

This would be amazing, honestly. 

They’re cowards.

Bonus points: like The Wire, the story was written by a white (Irish) guy. 🙄

I love the G-wages but lolForever at seeing it on a muddy hill.

Lol. You don’t *always* have to be on-brand, y’know.

No disrespect to NewbombedTurk (as two-motor Mini is a brilliant idea), but c’mon bruv:https://jalopnik.com/1839173413

LIVE DANGER-OUSLY, MAX!

Honda e-Fit

Dear Erik Shilling:

Go build it.

Why would an LS-swapped RX7 owner/advocate bother waiting for Hyundai? Build your own!

Clearly you’ve never shared a bed with a pointy-elbowed paramour. 

Yeah, no. Japanese culture has a hard-on for doing shit like this precisely because no one wants it or would think it was weird as hell.

Lol You will never buy or make a drift van- which by all appearances is probably hella cheap to do.

While this is a little disappointing to learn, it’s actually not surprising at all.

Could do the same thing with a Ford Transit/EcoBoost TTV6. Or a Toyota Sienna/2JZ insanity build. Or a Nissan NV/GT-R TTV6 swap.

1. It has more than enough power for what’ll be it’s most common use-cases.