This is the new Yaris in Asia. Bigger and longer than the last gen.

Actually this is what the new Yaris looks like in Asia. It's bigger and longer, very different from those that you've shown.

2013

The brakes look stock! I hope not!

When I was in college, our instructors were mostly designers from the big three and it seemed that GM was the most lenient in letting their employees take out special cars. We were told that GM would buy competitor cars that weren't sold in the states. They would buy two. One to strip apart and study, the other to be…

This happened a few months ago in Taiwan.

Styling wise, a bit disappointed. Not that it doesn't look good, but it looks way too much like the current 458. In fact, it looks more like a face lift than a brand new design.

Nobody has the time to deal with her being an asshat cyclist.

She crossed the road when she was not supposed to. It was green light for the traffic, red for her. Watch your own dipshit next time.

I've seen a few ambulances here that have side skirts and aftermarket wheels and all discs. Many ambulances here are donations from the private sector, but it's still interesting to see these mods happening on an emergency vehicle. Sometimes I wonder when/if I'll ever get to ride in one of them...... hope not!

I wonder what went through his mind when his photo was being taken.

XJR15 was my favorite car on GT2 because it looks great, and later I read somewhere that its styling was designed by the same designer who did the McLaren F1 (styling, not the whole car). Can anyone help confirm this?

I have a feeling that when Fisher Price makes a Power Wheels of this car, it will have much better power/weight ratio. Heck it may even out run the real thing!

Sexy! How sexy? Marilyn Monroe sexy! I guess that's because the way the white graphics wrap around the headlights reminds me of the 50/60s style bikini top. I guess it's just me...

Not yet! Just got it in early Nov, and haven't really had the time to really take it out for a nice spin yet. It's been more than 10 years since I last drove a stick shift, so there's still a lot to be learned.

I don't live in the US. Cars here cost twice as much, and our salary is 1/3 of what you guys get. I'd not be able to afford a GT86 being a college instructor here if not for the money I've saved from 3+ years of working in the states prior.

I've been a drooler of the RS6 avant for a long time as well, but looking at this "I can't afford it" discussion, I was thinking even if I have the money to afford this car, why would I buy it? For many who love cars of this format (crazy fast wagon), the answer is its practicability. However who are we really…

I bet you don't even have the balls to drive in Asia.

My breakfast sandwich tastes a bit salty because I am tearing over it while watching this...+1!

I really appreciate the sights and sounds, but watching the same cars going through the same corner with the same camera pan over and over and over and over and over again wore me out rather quickly.