Accurate depiction.

Good point. I suppose it could be well worth the time to have the car thoroughly worked over, properly restored, and then auctioned off.

Pardon me whilst I go wipe up the drool from my chin.

If ever there were a time I wish I had the budget to go racing...

No thank you, no thank you, no thank you. There are far more desirable automobiles for that kind of money. You’d be paying that kind of money for a Mondial that’s in need of upholstery, paint, and thorough maintenance. At the top end, the Mondials are going for $40K - $50K - this one would require an investment of at…

The engineering and science behind this, on such diminutive scale, is breathtaking to say the least. Truly incredible times in which we live.

I suspect that if antics involving whipped cream and the car’s fuel tank transpired, the result would be ... undesirable.

Exhilarating. That’s got to be the only way to describe it. High Speed, low altitude, that looks ridiculously fun!

Certainly better than one of the other Bond films Brosnan produced. The World Is Not Enough ... eh, that film just did not do Bond justice, in my opinion. It was good for its one liners though.

That’s rather interesting, it would not surprise me in the least to find out they’re involved. This will be an interesting case to follow.

Thank you! Give the lawyers enough time, *everything* will come with fine print and disclaimers.

Well thank you! Damn, it’s a shame I’m under so much pressure at work...

Truth be told, that was inspired by TF04’s comment:

These are truly magical times we live in. I can only dream of what we’ll see in the next 20 years, but if it continues down this path, it will be amazing.

I thought it was interesting that the price, not the design, was the tragic part about this gun.

That movie is definitely on my must watch list.

The Beetle was built in Mexico (as are several current models) - just to start. For a long time, Harley-Davidson sourced carburetors from Keihin, which you would also find on several models of the Kawasaki line. Most automotive manufacturers are international corporations, and have been for some time. The current…

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I haven’t seen Pacific Rim...yet. I’ll go hang my head in shame, and then go watch the movie. Thanks for the tip!

Quite the interesting feature.