Audi A3 / S3.

Slightly OT.

Next time, try filling the truck with popcorn first...

No, it doesn't fly.

I'm going to stretch the definition of "aircraft" a bit. The Saturn V.

Paul Revere.

G Wagon + Unimog

Prius. Would make sense to give this brand its own boutique dealership network.

Easy... Mustang. They have an immense amount of different trim levels for any budget, a variety of engines, huge aftermaket support and performance brands like roush/saleen to back them up.

It's like Robocop if he had Downs syndrome.

Wagons/Estates. They are just about the most useful vehicles you can buy. We need more of them.

Because how the heck do you explain to someone that this is a Subaru?

To be the ultimate 90's vehicle, it would have to:

and Ford Explorer

My MR2 with a built-in Keurig so I can brew fresh coffee while I'm stuck in traffic.

Westy Vanagon, you can just turn around and cook some food while you wait for the traffic to move.

More wagons.

Mandatory driver training in order to obtain a license. Seriously. Most Americans do not know how to drive a car safely.

I would like to see one or all of the following:

> 700 hp