I had an ex-girlfriend who worked at Downtown BMW in Toronto as a Marketing/Advertising Designer. She was generally very fond of good design, and in my opinion, usually could tell a bad design from a good one.

Are you a troll? I had the tab saved as a Bookmark.

Because I’m at work and I don’t have time to read entire articles.

I loved this car as well.

Hardly shown in “The World is Not Enough”, but my GOD, is this not the sexiest Modern BMW?! Shame about the centrally mounted dash pod though...

Is it the same engine as mentioned in this article?

Somewhere up in heaven, Senna and Fangio are welcoming him to their gentleman’s club.

Looking at it now, I do see a gap/hump over the top of the windscreen. They do have refined processes at master restoration shops (such as the GUILD, here in Canada) that can stretch the car back out slowly to its original form (albeit this service is extremely expensive), but with that gap above the windscreen, and…

Terminal Chassis damage? I actually don’t think so.

I see that the roof structure (ahead of the rear window) has remained relatively straight, as has the bottom portion of the frame. The rear fenders, door, and rear quarter window cutout can all be welded back in and replaced, and if there is frame damage, it does look…

The Orochi was in no way shape or form an NSX. Only the original concept was based off of the NSX.

I actually love the Orochi. First time I saw one in person, I nearly choked. The second one grew on me. By the third time I had seen one, I understood its purpose completely.

They can drive themselves.

So damned pretty.

It needed a supercharger and a manual. Besides that, it was actually a pretty awesome car.

I still do a triple take whenever I see one, especially in the deep Purple color.

Go to San Francisco and say “Jap” loudly in a populated public space.

Go ahead. I dare you to.

This is a Nissan Silvia S13. Also known as the “Mitsuoka Le-Seyde.”

Here it is drifting, in S15 guise:

With all due respect Patrick, I’m still not going to change on that last front. Cars are far more reliable and enjoyable to be around than people.

Not me. They should consider all the commenters, since all the commenters are the ones who fund their very existence.

Enjoy that.

Dude I don’t even know who my dad is. You’re totally barking up the wrong tree lol.