I know there's a good number of you out there who like these movies and are forgiving of all the ways physics gets chloroformed and vigorously misused and all the inane dialog and insipid, overly compacted and ultimately meaningless plots, so chances are if that's you, you'll have a blast at this movie. And that's…

1.) Honda CRX

Twin Turbo Z32's had rear wheel steering

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Can't tell if the whine is the tires or the superchargers on turn in.

The only problem with that is, it doesn't happen. Most people just don't have 20k in capital laying around and they buy a new car anyways. And if someone does, they are most likely frugal enough that they would empty their account to avoid paying interest and live on that $2000.

Ya, probably has the stock rear-end still. Expect about 10 more minutes of driving it before it explodes.

This is so common it's ridiculous. I was on a tour two weeks ago and I got honked multiple times and even got rolled coal on by a douche in a dodge. Roads don't have much of a shoulder and asshats like this think they own everything.

Have you seen the price of these lately?

Welcome to Sunday Matinee, where we highlight classic car reviews or other longer videos I find on YouTube. Kick back and enjoy this blast from the past.

The GT86 CS-R3 built by Toyota Motorsport GmbH in Germany will race in WRC3's R3 category as the only rear-wheel drive car, because oversteer is fun. This is the first onboard footage of it.

By now the mechanic that'd fixed the car last was closing up shop, and I couldn't figure out where the oil was leaking from, so I decided to call my day done. My phone was running out of juice, so instead of checking Twitter, I replaced my front shocks. I somehow managed to strip one of my lug nuts in the process.

I saw this car at TORC (Toyota Owners Restoration Club) when it was in its first degree of being hacked up about 5 years ago. The car has come a long way since then.

Found On Runway Dead

Lets remember though, the 491cc is one combustion chamber. There are three happening at one time, so classifying it a similar way as a piston engine is not as proper. Its more like a 1.5L, but that power is still very impressive.

Are you looking for one of these? A friend of a friend I know has got one out here in Los Angeles. I've seen it and it's not in bad condition. Same model early model scout as this but it has the v8 and I think he only wants like $2k for it.

My first thought. Even with a roll cage, I give that "frame" 40 hours of off-roading before it's done.

'68/'69 Dodge Dart GTS 440

And if it were real life, that would not be tire smoke.

I get 50 mpg no prob in my 91 HF

Why the SPG over other rare saab variants of the time? The simple fact is that you can still get one before they explode. Some oddball special editions like the "Springtime in Sweden" edition that ended up in AMerica somehow are likely going to stay in collector's hands if they aren't there already. But there are…