just the tip???

Someone haunt Ghosn's house and murmur into his ears, "Rear wheel drive Tsuru! REAR WHEEL DRIVE TSUURUUUU! AWWOOOWWWOOOWWAAA!!!"

hahah rad. Truth be told, I actually prefer the looks of the SE-R but the NX2000 is it's own brand of awesome too. Couple of underrated cars right there.

Despite being more of a two-door sedan than a coupe

"Pronard" sounds like a painful medical exam. Probably involving the anus.

The answer...(technically 2000 but same diff.)

Clown shoe?

Bring back the Celica name while you're at it Yota.

Ladies and Gents I give you the Subaru XT6. Last seen in 1991 the XT6 was a wonderful example of a Japanese sports car that could rival the French for quirkiness and with a equally different flat 6 powering the thing you could pair that with the manual and have all sorts of AWD fun times!

A modern MR2. I know it was technically made in the late 80's, but that just means that the early 90's were full of them by that point.

The Ford Puma. And it has to come to the states.

The RX-7 is an obvious choice. We've been teased for years with the promise of a "new" Rotary:

No, what it shows is that cars going slower than traffic cause more accidents than those going faster. Even the cars going 10 mph over have fewer accidents than the cars going 10 mph under. That granny in the Buick that you swerved to avoid because they were going 15 under? The primary cause of "speed" accidents.

Ralphie. You're cute when you're a naive slut.

Yeah, only pansies wouldn't like that.

But because this is Australia, and it's in what clearly looks to be somebody's mom's Holden Commodore, it is wildly inappropriate, concluding with a derisive term for the mentally challenged.

Apparently that wasn't a fact 30 years ago when Mad Max 2 was released in the US.

It's Australian. Losing rear tyre grip is their national sport.

The sea was angry that day my friends...