Great documentary. Love my e30, the only piece of modern equipment i wish it had would be cupholders.
SandZR2
71vette
I found two wonderful candidates
Mercedes says it's an SUV, Matt Hardigree says it's a crossover, but am I the only one who thinks it looks basically like a bloated hatchback? Perhaps the photos aren't giving me a true sense of scale, but it looks more like a Golf than a CR-V to me.
The Mk-1 Austin Healy Sprite. Really I'm racecar, REALY I AM !!
Working hard at looking tough!
RAM pickup with the split in the bumper always has that huffing bull face.
The Crawler Transporter. Not quite a truck but it carries huge payloads on land and it's not a train. The frame looks pretty sturdy.
Best Smart car variant ever!
Communists and tree-huggers...oh, but I repeat myself.
I had a feeling this car looked familiar, literally about to dig through my old hotwheels to find it right now
And now everyone just had a flashback to elementary school when we all had folders with this car plastered on it and it was cool because it was all spaceship-y internet http 90s! Yeah! AOL Keywords and street sharks! Ecto cooler in your lunch box and backstreet boys on the radio! And a 1988 concept car on your big…
Basically... Right?
Pierce-Arrow, no current American car company can supply the 1% with the opulence they require:
Dusenburg. Cadillac no longer cuts is as a luxury brand to take on Rolls Royce and Bentley so how about bringing back the grandest American Marque of all?
I drive the Lamborghini all the time in the rain and love it. Actually I drive all my cars in the rain. Nothing happened so far. Still fires up and shifts. With Ferraris it is actually way better to drive in the rain as you will have God's help when it catches on fire (as a lot of them do).
That bunny has seen some shit.
people who go more than 80 should go to jail before drug dealers? I'm sorry but I believe even our legal system makes more sense than that statement.
Which is exactly while I'll stick to my outdated mode of manual transmissions and manual driving, thank you very much.