Already happening, the 2016 model is coming to the US. If they offer a GTI or R version it could be a pretty neat Miata fighter.

Or BB units were designed to work in tighter spaces than their larger R-series cousins.

If this can be modded then a Dune II TC mod would be awesome.

A small, all-carbon fiber Lamborghini with a 2.0 that has been modified by their engineers could be fun.

In the time that it would take to print a single part you could just produce a few hundred, if not a few thousand flow straighteners using conventional methods.

Rakata Prime (the unknown world from KOTOR) is on the new cannon map of the Galaxy so probably yes.

So can the mech be destroyed while it’s self-destruct is going off or is it something that you just have to avoid?

Hydraulic assist cuts out so you really have to push to get the same braking force.

The front end isn't that great, I do like the flare that runs from the rocker panels up to the line of the taillights.

I want to get one, strip out and put in a roll cage. With the manual it's a fun little car to chuck around.

They sit right where the wheel hubs would mount. Regenerative braking assists the traditional brakes.

Build it like a diesel train. Have electric hub motors on all four wheels and then have a little gas/diesel engine generate electricity.

Like This Old House but with cars? One vehicle a season type thing?

Discovery is doing a show called Cuban Chrome which goes into how mechanics over there have kept their cars on the road.

Put the Santa Cruz engine in the Soul. Sell both.

A Buick EV (Bolt or Volt 2.0 variant) should revive the Electra nameplate.

GLA55 AMG?

The Polo GTI, if it offered similar refinement as its Golf cousin would be a serious alternative for the Fiesta ST. Plus, a small hatchback with a diesel would make a great commuter car.

It's certainly something you won't see everyday, and 96k miles is really low for a 25 year old car.

It might be gray market but its over 25 years old. If it still runs and drives well NP.