Nissan Figaro. Forgotten now because no one would believe that Nissan could produce anything fun and cheerfully silly.

I actually kinda liked the retro look of this, although in a test drive, it was like driving a tin can.

Does it every touch the ground, or just float along?

This made me laugh so hard, Diet Coke shot out my nose. Strangely though, I am drinking Sprite. Should I be concerned?

I remember the first time I figured out I could not only change my laser shot pattern, but also the orientation of my shields I was speechless for the next fifteen minutes. Then I found out you could change the Engines/Lasers/Shields levels, and wondered if I'd somehow peeked behind the curtain and seen the face of…

"Nobody better be takin' credit for this.."

Kind of reminds me of this helmet from Valentino Rossi:

Nah, you want this one I saw last weekend, which was near mint. 100+ Porsches, 50+ Ferraris, yet this is (some of) the stuff I go to take pictures of:

1974 Saab Sonett III with a 1.7L Ford Taunus V4 (yes, V4). Sold for $6750. Damned if your neighbors will ever have anything as quirky that's as cool.

This gets my vote. I wish I bought one when clean ones were going for $5k.

I think the answer is obvious.

No, you must be thinking of Beneficial Cucumber

Mr German man was sure standing close to the boom boom.

Here's a semi-naked one which helps to show whereabouts in the frame all the major bits are located. Look where the pedal-box is - not a whole lot of protection for the driver's lower legs!

Rare photo of a Lada class sub in action.

It also has the entire side ripped off of it.

2004 Viper - Top speed 190mph. $18,500 buy it now.

He is in public right?
You and anyone else can take all the pictures they like in public.

I'm still trying to figure this one out.

You're grounded.