I've been to their shipyard in Ulsan, South Korea and basically the whole town around it is branded Hyundai.

No. It's not.

I have their adjustable pepper mill. We don't fuck around with our black pepper in my household.

And they make the best pepper mills in the business.

Hyundai built the longest ship currently in service, the CSCL Globe

The car's got a Slovenian license plate.

And because some of us are Europeans, here are some starting prices from France:

Leotard must have felt the need for more power, because he later created another six-wheeled R5, this one from the Turbo version. As you know the Turbo R5 was a mid-engined very, very hot hatch, though Leotard didn't find it hot enough: he kept the standard front engine as well, making a twin-engined, 6-wheeled beast.

Insane and wonderful.

All six wheels are driven, there's a half-dozen disc brakes, and the car was good to haul almost 1600 lbs. Leotard entered the car in the Dakar rally in 1980, and while I haven't been able to find exactly how it did just yet, it appears to have at least finished the rally.

Alpine.
Renault's initial plan was to build an entire line-up based on the Alpine. AND THEY DAMN SHOULD!

Electric steering.

ammonium nitrate blew up the AZF plant in France back in 2001. Killing 31 people.

This is the car for me. So beautiful... Or maybe the DB5, I don't know...

DeMuro chose a new car already?

Yes, mesmerizing. As in hypnotic, spellbinding, something you can't take your eyes off. In a good or bad way, doesn't matter.
I've never said I am condoning what these guys do but if someone wants to know what a "alley cat race" is, this is a pretty fucking good example, No?

I recommend watching Line of Sight by Lucas Brunelle. Alley cat races filmed by one of the rider. Mesmerizing.

I can't get enough of the A7's ass... I just love that car.
If I had the dough, I'd get one in a heartbeat.

How to test a car bomb:

Morgan Aero Coupe fits the bill for sport tourer.