1. Nissan Juke

1. How much do your WRC and Gymkhana prepped cars differ in terms of handling and overall performance (Neglecting the surface differences)?

1. How much do your WRC and Gymkhana prepped cars differ in terms of handling and overall performance (Neglecting the surface differences)?

The Union Jack looks pretty good an almost anything.

Although it looks quite cool, this car can't be driven around by Jeeves and is therefore horrible.

Autozam AZ-1. Not only is it a kei car (Which is scarier to a tall person than doorways), but it is a mid-engined kei car. While the mid engine made it stand out, it also meant that there was less room for interior space. At the time of it's release it was known to have a cramped interior, and that's saying…

T'was an utter joy to drive. Proud to have clocked most of my kilometers in it.

I'd like to hear what the redheads blow off valve sounds like.

Breaking news: Bank robbers of America rejoice.

Sort of interesting how different countries have their own stereotype sounds for cars. Italy makes striking, but beautiful sounding cars. Cars from the States have a meaty growl. Japanese claims the high tech, smooth, and precise melody. Then there's the Germans. Germany can make cars sound like a bombing run of…

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Not sure if Kia.... Or lightly disguised 5 Series

Why it's quintessentially German.

Possibly. But it's a very, very small possibly.

James May in the "Budget Supercar" parking challenge.

Shtatush. It mosht definitely proclaims it.

Might wanna study up a bit my friend. A110 had it's engine in the boot.

That's a shame. I had seriously hoped that Ferrari would at the very least be honored to supply the underpinnings for what would've been an extremely memorable car. The Ferrari I know and love would've supported it simply because it looked beautiful. If memory serves correct, Enzo Ferrari himself once proclaimed…

Take this to Le Mans in the 60's and watch peoples faces as it destroys every car there.