Anyone else remember this guy running on the track in a kilt at the 2003 British Grand Prix?

Marussia, may as well leave with a souvenir.

To me it was just a tease on Subaru's part. "Hey we sell turbo cars in other markets, but you can't have one yet. Here's a hood scoop just to remind you of that fact."

My personal favorite example of this design. Though I guess it provides some function as far as cooling and saving weight over a larger heavier glass window.

My roommate's 1995 Corolla, while a dreadful, beaten, and bland appliance, is still soldiering on after 250K miles, and will probably continue to run for a maybe another 100K. I hate that car, but it sure is useful at getting him to work, school, and back.

I've found the same problem existed on my 1995 Ducati Monster 900. I loved that bike, but the seat to peg distance was a bit short for my liking and my knees would ache after about an hour of riding. Plenty of room for my arms though!

I only smash into them when I play Forza Horizon, no need for IRL violence.

My mom wanted to put these one her 2005 Mustang. I talked her out of it.

I prefer the hatch, but I wouldn't kick the sedan out of bed. I would be so bold as to say its the best looking of the current crop of subcompacts in the US market. Wonder if they'll offer a Mazdaspeed version of both?

The Jag dealer by my house has a couple of these up already. Give it about 10 years and I can get one nicely depreciated and (hopefully) not a basket case of failing electronics.

The 993 has always been my favorite, I'd take a basic Carrera 2 if it's all that suits my budget!

That's just really unfortunate looking, compared to the "everywhere else in the world" version.

Where did they find these guys? A temp service?

Back in 2002 I bought an SVT Focus. Less than a week later it was in the body shop because I took it around an off ramp way too fast. The car never felt right after that, went out of alignment all of the time. Stupid 20 year-old Jason...

In my various stints at auto dealers (VW, Mazda, Ford, Chevrolet, Infiniti, BMW, Mini, Mercedes Benz, Porsche and Audi), I have seen all sorts of atrocious behavior by employees, particularly the lot attendants. The worst was when an car washer decided to join a customer's Cayenne around the lot and smash into my…

Would be great to see them return to the form they had when Kevin Schwantz raced for them!

They did that here in Milwaukee for the old Pabst brewery.

Even though its looks have grown on me, the Mondial has to be one of the least-super of the supercars. But a slow Ferrari is still a Ferrari. There's one for sale here in Milwaukee, had to pull over after work to get a closer look.