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Skoda Octavia vRS!
That's pretty much a VW Golf GTI with roughly 200bhp ;)

You mean Suzuki Vitara?

Let me fix it for you:

Spain.

It is called MX5...

It's quite funny if you put it this way:

American carmakers sell all kinds of four and eight cylinder motors. We need them, now!

Until that guy who's been driving for 8 hours straight falls asleep and swerves into your lane...

1. Tiff Needell
2. Chris Harris
3. Mat Watson

Here you go:

Here in Europe they're like a dime a dozen.

Here's an example: http://www.standvirtual.com/carros/anuncio…
€1350 = $1650

Seriously? They let you drive away without having the money in their pocket?
There's a lot of wierd stuff going on over there in the States...

I actually find it quite badass

LED = cheap to mass produce + really low energy consumption + long life + approximately zero maintenance.

I'm yet to understand how you steal a car with a fake id. You tell the dealer: "give me the car or i'll cut you up with my fake id!" ? Or is it some other way.

For the non french speaking among us, this means "a car without a license." As featured on James May's Cars Of The People, these strange French things can be driven by anyone, even if they don't have a drivers license.

Learning to do that is tough. It's unique to every car, and it's hard to find that sweet spot where you can "feel" when and how to countersteer. But my God, is it fun to use. I kind of wish every Cooper handled like this. Get the hang of it and you can go sideways along the figure-8 all day long like Gregoire does.…

Seriously? They can change the speed they claim you were doing?
Here in Portugal, they have to show it to you on their speed camera's computer log. Whatever speed the camera logged on the computer, with your car's photo attached to it, is the speed you're being charged with.

No chance of the cop being an a-hole who…

You really have to go to court if you plead guilty?
Here in Portugal (and as far as I know also in some other European countries), when it comes to traffic infractions (apart from a few that are considered criminal offenses) you only go to court if you plead not guilty. Else, you just pay the fine to the cop, if he's…