Looks like blatant ripoff to me. Never heard of Thunderbolt until I read this article, and when I saw the picture, I immediately thought “is this a new Aston Martin that Fisker was trying to copy?”

To be fair half of the equation for the poorer sales figures is the fact that they were idiots and refused to sell it under the Toyota mark to the U.S. market, either as the GT-86 to play to the heartstrings of the Fujiwara fanbois, the Celica, or maybe a new Celica or Toyota 2000GT. Scion - the company known solely…

I love Zanardi to death, but that pass is illegal. He cut the chicane completely, which allowed him to carry more speed into the corner and come out faster. It's a great move, but that's not kosher.

Impeding traffic? What was behind him, the Mayor's Veyron?

Pretty sure this has been shoved into an airplane at some point.

So, good luck with everything, buddy.

Either someone had a few too many or it was stolen.

The shifter did not get her onto the tracks in the first place. It may have contributed to her not getting off of them, but she's the one who parked her SUV in harm's way.

"This Brazilian built regional jet barely makes it to a smooth patch on the landing strip"

We're getting really the eff out there with this QOTD ideas, huh? I love it.

I'm gonna guess Crawl.

Today there are really only a few legal ways to import a foreign car. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the vehicle safety arm of the U.S. Department of Transportation, requires that a vehicle be 25 years old or older (or already compliant with U.S. safety regulations, like a U.S.-spec vehicle sold…

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I have no idea who that guy standing next to the NSX is, but he sure as shit ain't this guy:

Let's think about some questionable possessions. There's the Harbor Freight Fleshlight, McFugu sushi from McDonalds, and, at least according to 60% of you, yesterday's 2002 Audi S4 stuffed to the gils with the marque's 4.2 V8.

I have an idea to improve your idea.

I have an idea to improve Mexican tourism: create a country in which your citizens and other people visiting don't get stabbed, bludgeoned, blowtorched, decapitated, or tortured on a regular basis thanks to drug gangs and corruption.