I love my Frankenstein car:
Basic components from an STi Type R
Instruments from USDM STi
6-speed AWD DCCD drivetrain from another USDM STi
Engine from a third USDM STi
Steering column from a German Impreza
Windshield from a Citroen AX
Windshield spray check valve from a Porsche
Handbrake lever from a Rover
Window strikes from…

Love the idea. I’ve always wanted to design and implement a custom truck body. This will even help with center seating. Though the platform doesn’t really allow for too big of tires.

“When would you ever use your AWD in a car smaller than a Miata?”, they asked.

Thanks Kristen—this totally reminded me to ask: I’ve got a custom roadster that currently only has a hardtop. I’d like to get a softtop made for it (in dark red/crimson to match the interior accents). Anybody know any good custom softtop builders that might be able to help?

Are the A-pillars so thick that they need to have those flatscreens (the ones at the base of the pillars kinda sticking out; I think that makes five flatscreens total?) to let the driver see what’s on the other side of them?

Just saw my first AZ-1 at the Hot Wheels show this weekend:

I’m playing the simple (but HARD) game I just single-handidly built and published for the Xbox One, StickType:

Was the P2 mid-engined (front or rear)? I always hear that, but I’m curious how the did it with a flat-4 and AWD.

Is it fun to drive??? I’ve heard both “it’s surprisingly fun” and “it’s still an appliance”.

A Lotus Elise with a Subaru STi. I was worried I might get a low-power sedan with a big wing, but I ended up getting a lightweight roadster with power, AWD, and torque!

I tried that and ended up with one of these...A lightweight, AWD, tubocharged, cab-rear roadster. Perfect combo!

I would love a

That’s cute...but how about one of those elusive AWD Snow Miatas? 

Interesting...I’ve felt a bunch of the cars with NA engines I’ve recently driven (e39 M5, RS4) seemed to be relatively boring and missing character compared to some turbocharged cars I’ve been in. It’s great that you have torque down low and instant response, but having a relatively linear powerband—while great for…

Are these really sprites (an what’s a 3D sprite)? They really look like polygon characters. I suppose some can be 3D models rendered to sprites, but I can’t imagine that characters like the last enemy in the video, for example, are coming from sprite sheets (those are HUGE sprite sheets).

Kinda built to look miserable on purpose...but yeah, still a ways to go. I think we both want her to get out on the road. :(

So I read the law posted here...sounds like my car would still be ok. Which is good, because according to other comments, SEMA probably won’t take a stand on this...

So what about classic cars? Motorcycles? Skydiving?

What makes it easy to find in a parking lot?

Because that’s what dead bodies do?