Who needs a shopping cart... when you're shoplifting in the world's smallest car?

If they truly sold bags of Doritos that size, I'd be broke. Or obese. Or dead.

It needs crab steering, not just rear-steer.

I see Wadiya did there...

Except in summer, when everyone complains when it gets over 20 degrees.

Well, you could potentially use a capacitor and charge it when the engine isn't under as much load... just a thought.

I'm thinking it was launched into orbit.

That, and enslave him and his family to do hard labor until everything is paid off.

I'm in favor of the idea. The only thing I noticed that is a shame is the amount of sunlight there that isn't being utilized - either for energy for cars or for cooking. There wouldn't be so much of a need to move firewood (or deforest areas) if there were more solar cookers/ovens.

Any by the looks of it, that car's got feather-light controls. And he didn't even squawk!

This one still wins:

I dunno man. I hear they prep the museum depending on who might be visiting it.

Awesome.

Will it be rear wheel drive?

If it makes a deafening turbo-whine, I'd be ok with it.

I still think it's incredible. How much would a turbocharged 7.0L LS7 make if turbocharged? Given that it's only a 3.8, I'd say that's fairly impressive.

For me, it's the bloat. Compare it to an earlier Civic, like the CRX, and it looks like an aircraft carrier. It might be quick, but it's huge.

Does anyone under the age of 60 actually like the PT Cruiser?

Given recent events...

Well, it might be over-rated, but that doesn't stop me from wanting to own one...