Hamilton. Have you seen Hamilton drive for the past few years? :D What goes around, comes around.

Hoorah for the 9000. I've got a '96 CSE B234 on T25 at around 240HP. Hopefully the pic will work. It was imported with a dead B204 and I neglected to mention the swap to the authorities.

Thumbs up, eh.

Made my day. Gotta love it when people get sick of the inane press questions. :D

Blimey, with this artwork, we could make a racing game with cheap knockoff cars like in GTA. :D

The heck? You people do realise that most vehicles get the snot hooned outta them anyway, before they arrive at the dealership, right? Who do you think loads these things onto/off boats and such? The engines aren't even warmed up by the time these guys are riding the rev limiter like it's going out of fashion. I know…

To be fair he didn't really design a brand new vehicle. Hell, this probably couldn't even be called a facelift. I do see where you're coming from, though. :)

So are the first 8 shit on purpose or do you really not have anything better to see in the US of A? O_o

Somehow and interestingly enough, I've always felt the Giugiaro designed Daewoos are quite alright looking. Before I've ever bothered to check who sketched them. Actually toyed with the idea of owning a Lanos in high school. Looked pretty good for a '90s car. Too bad the '90s were drawing to a close as it was…

When I was a kid, I'd drool all over this car on a nearly daily basis. Somebody on my street acquired one shortly after we declared independence in Slovenia and the borders opened up somewhat.

I was gonna rage about how it ain't crap, but mine's sitting outside immobile. :/ (Nothing major, my fault actually.)

Well, not to rain on your parade, but there's an Audi RS2 Avant in my neighborhood, doing mid-10s 1/4 mile. I believe with the NOS it puts out 900hp and 700 without. Daily driven, I'm told. There was no engine swap, but a hell of a lot of tuning. An acquaintance also runs an S4 Avant at 500ish hp daily. See attached…

Coming from Slovenia myself, I don't quite catch the connection between here and Northern Italy and crates of machine parts. Don't tell me this country actually makes something aside from some tiny Renaults? :)

Also, The Brown Car Blog is full of nice examples as well as a tidbit of philosophy on the matter: [browncar.tumblr.com]

Hear, hear!

Well, it is a standard Taxi colour for Germany, so... :)

I chuckl'd. Which is a lot these days. :D

Pretty sure that's the Suzuki-Xbox crossover (not in the automotive sense) 'concept' from a while back. Read, or don't, all about it: [news.teamxbox.com]

Hm. How can you tell it's not an NG900? In fact, the orange side repeater is more common on the NG900 than the 9-3. At least where I'm from. ...where we don't have Best Buy. :)

@Side Euler: Yeah, I was thinking how to adapt this for a non RR car. I suppose a good old dug out pit, covered with something when not in use would do the trick.