For that kind of money it’d better have an aluminum block.

The list of cars I would buy before spending $78k on this is very, very long. 

No A/C in a mid-engine? No wonder the “low miles”. How many miles on the reclaimed iron block truck engine (or is it a crate motor)? Poor fitment of windows, I wonder what happens near 200 mph. Too much for a track toy runway model. Just buy the C5 and mod that up for track, about 1/4 the asking price.

“Worse panel fitment? Hold my beer!” Tesla

I like it, but I don’t like it for $78k! If I had that to spend, there would be a later 997 Porsche 911 in my garage.

I think there’s a much simpler explanation: the truck driver reasonably presumed that the car was about to pause/stop in the median until the way was clear.

Looks like an old cop car, not an active one.

Modern F1 cars are just so HUGE!

That was amazing. Also, I really didn’t realize how tiny it is!

I really do miss the era with the formula was a little more open to these wild interpretations.

Five grand is about six grand too much for it.

I’m sure they spent a lot more than that to have this done. Conceptually, the idea of adding old styling to new cars is something I like. But in this case, all I can think of is Jeff Goldblum:

If I had $15k to literally burn, I’d buy this and burn it. What an abomination.

I wouldn’t take it if they gave me $5K!

It doesn’t matter how well-made an ugly car is. It’s still an ugly car.

Just because that was spent making this, doesn’t mean it is worth that. This is a five grand frankencar weirdo project.

This. Minis are fun, but a reliability hornet’s nest, buyer beware. And the roof line on this one just looks.. weird. Like someone put it in the crusher, had second thoughts, and took it back out.

I dig the twice-a-day NPND.

It’s a replica. It fails to replicate the engine. 

The weed smell will never come out of this car. ND.