Will the chassis be as good? It's *just* a Phaeton after all.

$90? That's one week of diapers.

Wow. Autoblog has really cool branded animated intro thingies at the beginning of their videos. All professional and stuff.

They should have called it Reliable in stead of Sport. These cars are so wanted over here people put notes under the wipers asking if it is for sale.

No I haven't, although I would love to do so one day. The only racing experience I have was riding along in the passenger seat of a Nissan 350z rally car that was being track tested on Zandvoort. I'll never forget how my head was trying to launch itself through the windshield under braking.

Here you go. Somewhere around 6:00.

I'm guessing it's a sheet of lexan that doesn't break like glass and is also much (ok, a bit) lighter. I heard it just sucks to have pieces of broken glass on a racetrack.

The next level? Suzuki will build a flying car? It's about time they did.

Check the Top Gear episode where they take part in an endurance race with a modified BMW 3-series diesel. Somewhere halfway the race the Hamster needs to pee and is nowhere near pitting in yet.

A reset button. I bet that's very handy when you go off track and want to re-spawn.

And why is there no "Win" button?

Lucky they didn't finish the paint job yet.

If all the wheels were spinning the car probably thought it was moving. Quite fast even considering the amount of throttle being applied here.

just to spark some debate, I'll leave this here.

May I suggest one of these?

Something tells me this things doesn't have a Citroen engine.

So, does it have RWD?

True, but I did see people trying to get away from the water and then driving straight into another wave. This driving away from the water thing is just not as simple as it sounds.

Better not keep the life hammer in your glove box. If you find yourself hanging upside down in your seat belts you'll never reach it. Better keep it somewhere within arm reach distance.

Also, because only one was built.