I'm so glad that it's been found... sans headlights and roof rack, but those can be replaced. I'm happy for you Mr. Torchinsky.

Cool, but I stopped caring about these things long ago. That 1:6 Claude figure suits me just fine.

Glad I'm not the only one who saw that.

I'd only get this if I was hungry for deep dish and couldn't find or afford (the more likely of the two) legit Chicago deep dish. Mmmmm... deep dish *gaghiaghga

That was a hearty chuckle. Thanks Oba... Orlove!

Aww... At least it will live on in Hot Pursuit 3. And in our imaginations.

Hey Adam, curious question; Where do you guys get the cars for the challenges? Do you have the interns get them for you when they get your coffee?

I love Franklin's face.

The one with the flat-6 is the sexiest combo in the video. It's so natural and so fitting.

I like how they pass the same Puegeot and Ford hatches in the chase multiple times. Can't tell what that silver one is. Kinda looks like an Opel Astra.

I love the subtlety. '73 Challenger

I remember those commercials. Good times.

These replicas remind me of the creative decisions racing games without licenses for cars have to take to represent the car without it being the actual thing. It's charming.

Obligatory.

Yeah, even with that tasty LS1, I'd rather spend my money on Jesse Pinkman's Tercel and his tasty meth. CP

Regarding that same car rule; if you find an '87 Mitsubishi Starion and snag a pic, and later you see an '87 Chrysler Conquest and snag a pic, would they count as the same car or would they be separate cars?

Oh great, Russian drivers are invading us.

Sure glad no one's interested in the ones over here... right?

I know where I'm going this summer.

What, no wheel consistency?