You know, I would say its nice, but then I remember that A31 Cefiros existed. Y'all should've gotten those.

I used to love Eclipses when I was a kid; used to wonder why the hell they never came in RHD until I learnt what a Lancer Evolution was.

Agreed; I get my rocks off from my mother's Toyota Corolla and "my" 5-speed Mazda B2500 turbodiesel pickup.

Stock. Because I'm sure 90% of all who call for more power can't even put down half of those stock horses coming out of a corner. Hell, I doubt they could even heel and toe.

JUHA KANKKUNEN. Because group B and golden age.

Pagani Huayras, the most recent Caterhams, Radicals... and anything from any car company that has the balls to not comply to the implemented standards of the US and those damn other Nanny State's standards of airbags, TSC (well, the second one comes in the near future), environmental policies, and any other similar…

Turn on the damn heater!

A conversation of the day full of awesomeness, short-liners, and laughter? WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

For a while there, I thought this was perfect. But then it hit me that I drive on the other side of the road.

"If anyone wants to escape England and come to America to seek asylum we don't blame you. We're the real world on the other side of the world. At least for now."

My word.

No. Because engine position and silly handling characteristics make awesomeness.

BTW, this is one of the most awesome ideas for an article ever. Hope this goes well.

The less loved turboed Nissan Skylines. Like C210's, R30's, and R31's.

This makes me happy. If I was this kid. I'd be giggling every time I entered my room.

I've seen quite a bit of XJ Cherokees on the my island's roads in RHD configuration. Also, No.10: You trying to get someone robbed? Even though it's beige as I'd imagine hell to be, a corolla should be on this list; IN-DES-STRUCT-A-BLE.

+1

Also. F-ZERO. Yes I'm actually being serious. Purest and best learning example of how racing lines work. Where to gas, brake (well, let off the gas; I only remember braking in two places over the SNES's, what is it? 7 tracks?), turn in, pull out.

This question COULD HAVE BEEN way harder if it wasn't for this car and the KE7something series before it.

Live for Speed. Sure the cars and tracks are mostly fake (I believe there're two BMW sponsored Formula cars) but it gets the experience of driving down perfectly. Everything is tweak-able; down to where your differentials engage and how much "pressure" (not sure if this is the correct term) your shocks can take. The…