DHL/ Deutsche Post first bought electric delivery vans from Streetscooter, then bought the manufacturer itself. Thet´s right, DHL now is a car manufacturer.

And no- one mentions the Mega Track ...

I guess Lamborghini nare pretty pissed off...

I see your Prangler and rise you the earliest Audi V8. It is a test mule that concealed the Porsche 928´s drivetrain under an, ahem, slightly modified Audi 100 Coupé´s bodyshell.

Front Bench. Bam, problem solved.

The old Dacia sedan and wagon originally were born under the name Renault 12, made under license in Romania, and shortly after 1990 Renault took over the entire operation.

A few years ago some guy put a Porsche tractor logo on the back of his freshly- restored 356 and cause quite a stir.

I think they pulled it off pretty well if it weren´t for these cheap- looking alloys.

Did anyone else stumble over the line “Leather power windows” and try and think for a second if there actually might have been something like leather power windows, back in the 80s where cocaine made for so many cranky things?

Fun Fact: Hummer is German for lobster.

In Germany it was badge- engineered into an Opel Sintra. I´ll just say this: If your favourite TV series is House of Crads, this is the car that goes down perfectly with that...

I´ll juts leave this here...

The Isle of Man once was the home of this quirky Citroen 2CV- based roadster called Manx MX1

As to emission cheating and devices to this end:

For us pauper ones in Europe there is the next best thing: The Skoda Superb which also features an umbrella in its rear doors. And the umbrella is available separately for a mere 30 to 40 Euros.

Way to go, Mini. Bring back the Mini- Marcos, the Midas etc., and maybe even give them wacky doors.

I bought some matches because the shade of red on their heads complemented that of my car...

As to the Star Trek tribute font- this font back then was quite popular with the European Ford branch, too.

Whud? Nobody mentioned this?