I'll always love the XJ220. I don't even care if it was a failure. It was one of those supercars I used to lust after as a kid. I guess I'm thankful to not have been one of those high rollers that got burned, so my memories of the XJ220 are a far more pleasant few years with a 1:18 Maisto model I kept on my shelf.

Walks like a duck, drives like a duck, it's a duck! I bet insurance is cheap though especially from Aflac!

i am flipping out about the construction methods. riveted al-you-minium. wow.

There once was a guy named Steve Schoo. Who was driving where a hard wind blew. Through the air he and his car flew. …

Just out of frame there's a shirtless Putin holding a rope and laughing while smoking a cigar.

Bugeye sprite! 0.9L engine.

/thread

DeTomasso Innocenti Turbo.

Mazda Autozam/Suzuki AZ-1.

No question.

Mid Engine, RWD, lightweight, gullwing doors, with a turbocharged 600CC engine? I don't even think that needs an explanation. I have a personal friend in Japan who has completed a full 500HP SR20DET swap, from a Pulsar GTi-R into the back end of one of these things, and it now…

Excluding Kei cars? cause thats pretty much what this is going to turn into. Im going to get my vote in now for the Suzuki carry with tracks.

That was a really cool and somewhat nostalgic scence

This should be a debate on Jalopnik: What's the best way to preserve a car so it can be driven in 70 years?

What you did there, I can barely see it...

And a 180 year old AK

It's ok, but I'm not really a fan of crossover's/SUV's.

"I rent a lot of cars, but I don't always know everything about them. So a lot of times, I drive for like ten miles with the emergency brake on. That doesn't say a lot for me, but it really doesn't say a lot for the emergency brake. It's really not an emergency brake; it's an emergency "make the car smell funny"…

Okay, that was actually a really sweet video. I loved how they tracked some of the things (planes).

"leavemealoneiknowhatimdoing"

Hence the reason why I think somebody pilfered an algorithm.

In Long Beach, hmmm? Look out Eleanor, you're next!