It's a reason they call Petter Solberg "Mr Hollywood"..

He sure is!

I also think I missed a bit on the annotation, it should be further northeast...

I think they use the old american cars mostly for special occassions now, rather than as a daily driver.. As in the meeting in Västerås mentioned in the article, or other meetings. Even some people in parts of Norway thinks this is cool and go to Strömstad every Easter, for no obvious reason.

Very good article! You can go to pretty much any Swedish town and you will se some sort of raggare. If you're unlucky you'll only see Volvo's and A-tractors (which is a Volvo modified to be registered as a tractor). And that might be exciting enough if you've had enough beer!

FIA WTCC - Moscow

FIA European Rallycross Championship Round 4 - Finland

Audi was able to beef things up towards the end of the TT's first run by adding a 247-horsepower 3.2-liter VR6, a mellifluous and powerful engine that tends to make everything better.

I've never been there, but I know that a weekend in Riga is quite cheap and popular among people that want to go to nightclubs of some sort.. And I have no idea if a late night food truck will bring baked potato, kebab or a balticum sort of hamburger.

From Norway I present: Baked Potato

I think it looks better than the Auris, which it is probably based upon..

I miss WTCC, DTM and rallycross, but cool chart anyways. Might be an idea to include stuff like acceleration and braking next, as well as what tires they might use.

It's the Königs egg, how hard can it be?

Best burnout ever:

The Saab 96 of course!

Well, I accidently killed Bambi a year ago..

Something that's cheap, common and not very interesting. Reliability is a bonus. I'd go with a Volvo 740, because it's also RWD:

WRC - Acropolis Rally 2013

I think about studying a year on Svalbard, so it's kind of funny to find it here. But cars isn't really how you travel far up north: