@GreenN_Gold: something like this- [www.autospeak.com]

Nice Rac!

@SlowMo (now with Rusty the Miata in the family): I made one with Colin Chapam in there but Nibbles wouldn't let me upload it... sigh, commenting fail.

ooooooommmm

@Jstas has gas!: because they're not the poorly assembled warmed-over previous generation Mitsubishis they used to be. You should check one out and really try to think objectively, they will probably surprise you.

@ZZMarcus: And any part of it that doesn't last forever can be bought from Moss Motors. I drove one of these once after our shop "restored" (bought tons of stuff from Moss and damn near built a new) one. Very entertaining and looked great standing still or going down the road.

@scroggzilla raids again: Now that's great acting!

@Grimm1127: I think even a bottom of the range model with a turbo 4 would be reasonable if the car didn't weigh 4000lbs.

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@Tommy861: Too true. How many Explorers were junked? I think it was the #1 clunker.

@Desu-San-Desu: This also made me remember my high school days (late 80's) when a friend of mine had one of the original rear wheel drive Mazda 323's. God he was merciless on that thing, and it just took it. Smoky burnouts followed by doughnuts in the school parking lot after a late night of stage crew. I think the…

@Desu-San-Desu: <3 click for you good sir. Except tof the off-roading and the rollover, that reminds me of my old '85 Mirage Turbo. It just begged to be flogged. Beating the crap out of little econoboxes is great fun. I just don't think I could do it to a great car... but the cheap ones... Absolutely.

My beater Miata I just picked up. The beautiful thing is that it was cheap enough I'm not worried about it and there are so many aftermarket parts that when I break something I can just plug in something faster for not too much money.

@Engineerman: 100% agree.

Dear God that is Beautiful.

I would have never guessed that one; the rear tire looks too skinny to be on any thing other than a regular sedan.

@Maxichamp: That was my first thought too. That's one hell of a way to find out about your husband's affair.

Not knowing the details of the impact but that cruiser looks like it fared much worse than the Maserati. Considering how often police cruisers are involved in high speed accidents it is surprising that they don't seem to have additional crash protection. It seems like they should have something extra, not a full cage…

Can't pick one, here's top 3, ordered by age:

Amen brother.