this proves what I'd been saying all along; export them kei cars, vans, and trucks to the US with bigger engines!

I might add that the definition for a classic car might be geo-location-dependent, as well. For instance, practically any Japanese car made 25 years ago is considered a classic in japan, and this corona definitely is a great example of that.

The new Accord coupe by Peugeot! Nice.

This makes a lot of sense, as long as Nashville is ready to take on public transportation and/or bicycle commaters to/from the MONORAIL! stations…you know, I never seen people want to walk more than a block to get to any place in Nashville when I lived there.

Maybe for a Turbo I'd pay 5grand. My college girl friend had one just like it, with the turbo. It was a great driver. I drove the shit out of it!

So : Just like Dinosaurs' niche has been taken over by Mammalian species, so are the automotive equivalent("mammals => dinosaurs"):

Is it just me, the old 'Cuda looks 1000% betta than the new one. The original is sexier, tighter, and doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is: a Muscle Car. They (Chrysler? Fiat?) should just reissue the original with the new guts in it, just like Gibson guitars have been doing it with their Les Pauls,…

A 2006 WRX wagon owner here: I'd love to have this new 2014 STi or a WRX. Either one would do me good. But still waiting for Levorg to hit the shores here. Now that's what would convince me to part with my 06 Rex for an upgrade. Wait, I bet I'm the only one...

On a second thought, I would totally love to have the first retro example in my garage/street parking spot. But just because Retro.

Ewww. too retro. I mean, it looks like Nissan's got the upper hand with their 510 update. I don't think BMW's wear retro well. Just saying...

@$kaycog: wow, where did you find that app?

'Ring around the rosie' is a nursery rhyme that came to my mind when I read this: Often, beloved children's songs, nursery rhymes, tales, etc include themes of death or violence but covered in happy rhyme and prose. 'Ring around the rosie' is said to be based on the Great Plague and/or the Black Plague. "Hansel And…

Yes, and I came to look at your comment, and the alignment is even better now:

Like gan-san says (around 23:20), "Nissan may do the manufacturing of the GT-R's, but it's us GT-R fans that lovingly nurture its development"

I think you have missed mentioning this important JDM version, which, if imported, could be a nice addition: A cheap econobox that's 10/10ths full on fun, easy on the gas, and could be a hit amongst certain demographics.

+1 on that, my friend. I think Subie is getting back to the roots, at least at the skin level and such.

After studying the new WRX specs/images and those of the Levorg, they seem to share basic sheet metal/chassis. I would just love to see the Levorg with the turbo augment the WRX, since they seem to share the same engine. So yes, to Levorg to U.S.

Seems like there are mostly naysayers to the possibility of this thing coming to production, after surveying the comments.

This thing, although beautiful in a modern '20's kinda way, is a little too out of reach for most of us. Until I can afford to buy a million dollar house without a blink, I give you my daily ride: it serves the purpose more than this concept vehicle.

This is still my benchmark: my 06 WRX wagon.