Bugatti in Lake. The guy’s story changed so much, and the footage became so famous.

VW corporate: Introducing the all new, zero-emissions, ELECTRIC MICROBUS!

The Dealerships.

At any large airport, there is a lot of ground traffic, a lot of it being luggage and cargo tugs moving from the terminals to the aircraft.

With how much stuff (aka, everything) travels via semi truck, I vote these. Don’t want people to lose their careers, but seems like there’s a lot of room for automation here. Hell, on the freeway they could join into three truck trains to use each others slipstream for maximum economy, or other stuff along those lines.

Two words: Designated Driver.

The Bell Rocket Belt

Since “small” can have many definitions, I’ll go with mass.

If you’re going with a beast of burden, use one that at least has some self-preservation instinct and won’t kill itself by drinking water too fast (yes, horses will do that).

Feed it oats and make sure to brush it down after a hard day’s ride.

“Hi, I’m Andrew Collins, and I have DirecTV.”

Either of these overgrown parodies of classic small cars:

I imagine that Plymouth Prowler and PT Cruiser are already here so Chevy SSR

It’s a race of who can google this image fastest:

The yearning I have for this car is so unreasonably strong that I literally cannot express it properly with any words in the English language.

A classic Land Cruiser.

How has this not been brought up yet?

The old Fiat Multipla had a weird greenhouse.

One of these, floating a few inches from the ground? Nothing can top that.

The Herkimer Battle Jitney from Mystery Men