Jeremy Clarkson's P45
Anyone else see a little Kia Forte in those headlights?
This is the best gif ... in the world
How can we nominate cars to be crashed at Goodwood?
Here's the quote from the Montreal Gazette.
Still better than a pipeline...right?
Crack pipe.
4-speed Ford Festiva. A lot of body roll, but quick handling, thanks largely to its light weight.
Free valve actuation.. with computer control and individual valve actuation the possibilities are incredible for economy, power, size... I cant do the technology justice in explanation but Christian Von Koenigsegg explained it very well on the Inside Koenigsegg segment on Drive.
I'd love a Subaru SVX with more gears and a smidge more power. The original car had a perfectly adequate 230 hp from the EG33 3.3l flat-6, but was killed by the 4EAT4-speed autobox.
I for one would love to see an old XJC (Remember those?), modded to the hilt with a new mill and heinous other additions. God what a gorgeous car. Perhaps even an updated Broadspeed edition. Avengers, anyone?
Why the hell hasn't anyone said Volvo P1800 yet? Here's a delicious-looking ES model for your viewing pleasure.
Dont you hate it when YouTubers make their way to our corner of the internet?
I used to have one of these beauties, an '88 4Runner (not this particular one). With the top off, it was a perfect road trip car, as far as I'm concerned:
Bug is definitely the answer...
Sigh. If you think I want to talk to my xbox and wave my hands in front of it like a retarded Tom Cruise in Minority Report, you can eat a dick.
The Golden Road in Maine, deep in the woods, populated by Pulp trucks, sparsely traveled during certain times of the year, Emergency Response Time measured in hours and poor to no cell service. Oh and it is a private road, pulp trucks are overloaded and always have the right of way.
Back in my late teenage years (some time in the early 90s) I owned an obnoxious crap can of an awesome Volkswagen Scirocco 16v.