Any and all cars by Lancia. They were all great in their own ways but they all had something about them that made absolutely no sense at all.

I don't think he is wheely-ing on purpose. Looks to me like too much power to rear without lengthening the chassis... Add throttle and nose rises up. Similar to a dragster...

Actually that statement may not be so far off. Could be a young man left home to start a business and became successful, now trying to drive his fancy car home to show off.

Good move my friend. I would have ran as fast as I can.

Too often we in the west dismiss and under-estimate countries who are not armed with high tech weaponry as ours, however history has shown that the one with superior weaponry is not always the victor and it does result in significant losses as well. When you have a fanatical leader, and nuclear weapons, the delivery…

no manual... No thanks

I once again would like to bring to your attention to:

http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/the-bisimoto-h…

this is the ultimate swagger wagon. For $78K USD. =P

I drive a MX5 in the winter...no problems

Odyssey is awesome, but not avail in ass for those stuck in snow belt environments. If Honda does that, they win. Honda Ridgeline drive train in the odessey. Instant win.

once again... Bring back homologation cars...

civic cross tour Si... Something I would buy here in the land of Canada.

The neighbours must love this guy at night...

You have a good point as I too owned a Delta 88 with some modifications. For a large sedan it was quite the performer however I admit the steering was not as direct and linear as the Camry. The old port tuned 3800 was a relatively reliable engine except for the alternator and head gasket. It took turbos well but huge…

In all honesty... Still better than gm large sedan like the Oldsmobile delta 88, Buick lesabre/park avenue, Pontiac Bonneville. Or the ford Taurus...

In event of crash landing, and having it survivable, I am sure these seats will provide much more protection, support, and yield lower injuries. They don't work as floating devices though. =P

Guy got lucky the bike got held up buy that barbed wire and didn't decide to take the leap of faith down the gradient with him. I am sure he would not fair as well wit ha 360lbs motorcycle at speed landing on top of him.

yes. In Japan, they used to run island hopper commuter 747s due to volume of people who work in major city hubs but live on another island or on the ends of the country. An a380 would be a real "air bus". Basically spool engine, take off, and glide to destination.

I know...I'm just being a pedantic critic =P Early morning...no coffee...bad traffic...makes for grumpy rider...haha! I have to admit the hondajet would look awesome with underbelly lighting like that when it's taxiing...haha. Just hope no one tries to do a suspension job on it and make it a low rider or one of…

That's not a Honda in the pic above. However, considering how low that plane sits on the tarmac in proportion to others, would look cool with some underbody lighting. =P