Well, they could make one with a dead eye, or lazy eye, or possibly an eye patch.

I’ve always loved the styling of these. And the fact that you never see them (for mostly good reasons) would make driving one even cooler. Replace the drivetrain, and there you go.

Damn you, autocorrect.

Thinking about Asian things and a white guy with a mullet, really makes me want to watch Bog Trouble in Little China.

I’m not talking crazy rare, just something a little less stereotypical. Something Japanese or European in general, that not everyone and their dog thinks of collecting. Maybe a VW type 3. Or a Saab Sonett. Any manner of 20-30 year old exotics. If he likes to stay American, maybe a Corvair. There’s an endless array of…

My only beef with Guy’s collection is that it seems so lazy. Just about every car is a standard bucket list/collector car. Nothing particularly bizarre or rare, and of course just about all the same color. I don’t even mind the color itself, I just feel like he could be trying harder.

You’re my hero.

Even more important question: if you have to go to Spain for new wiper blades, where will they send you when the Flux Capacitor breaks? The ocean? The moon?

Well around 2.8 seconds was what was actually said, two tenths of a second faster is still pretty damn close.

My thoughts as well. As previously mentioned, NdGT stated that in an article here some time back. I'll believe it when they do it.

This is great “guess what happens next” fodder.

A lot of this seems pretty par-for-the-course for Mr. May. I'll start to worry when he tries to sell out a concert hall with his recorder.

I was going to wait until I got home to watch the video. Then I read this comment, and just could not restrain myself.

Someone had waaay too much fun making this video.

THANK YOU. I hereby declare this article to be both automotive and social canon.

Ford produced a two-door version of the venerable Model A. It was called the Tudor. The four door version was unsurprisingly called the Fordor.

You've upgraded from the e-book? You really are moving up in the world, Doug.

Well if David does sell his, maybe we can answer these questions.

The supposed "easy fixes" make me suspicious in general. Another one we're a familiar with is "ran when parked".

This totally sounds like something you would see on a Top Gear special.