"And it is hugely important to the global auto industry and millions of people everywhere."

I'd hate to be "that guy" but this car has no turbocharger; only a supercharger (the twin-charger is in the Delta S4).

The Congo. Y'all did a story about it (20 years since somebody made it across until recently).

I ain't from Europe but I ain't from America either. Here's an American car that I think should've gotten a lot more love; an AMC Eagle.

Personally I have no taste for the Estoque and I guess that sucks about ford, but then they still make Ford Falcons in Aussieland.

MAX ORIDO WAS BEFORE THIS THOOOOOOO (though its a GT86 but we're talking about twins here). http://www.speedhunters.com/2012/04/car-feature-oridos-toyota-86/

A block for a boxer engine is actually quite a heavy thing; this ain't too dramatic of a weight change at all.

Will you or have you ever come to the Caribbean?

The 2012 Honda Civic.

I'm with SennaMP4 on this one; St. Marteen's Princess Juliana Airport. Not only do you get to enjoy a drink at your beach side watering hole (that yellow tent) while being ridiculously close to an un-insulated from the planes landing, but you can also go to the beach and feel the thrust of the planes taking off…

Really? Interdasting, I always imagined mustangs to be bigger (last time I saw one was probably a really long time ago; like maybe 13 or something). By all means, throw out those extras, throw in that roll cage and go for it dude; DO NOT LIFT ON YOUR DREAMS.

I'm no expert.

Coupes man, coupes.

http://www.speedhunters.com/2012/06/the-new-old-kid-on-the-block/

Came here to say Bugatti. Bugatti was said.

Its a 1976 930. This one is a highly modified custom by Bisimoto though.

Be a proper former British colony and drive on the correct side of the road.

If we're talking about buying new and mainstream (ughhh, I sound like a hipster), I'd daresay Porsche; they're churning out the manuals.

I don't like the look of the Viper's new front end at all, but I'd take that V10 snake in a heartbeat over the Vette.

Numbers 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, and 2 all look quite safe to me.