Saab, motherfuckers.

Isn't it supposed to be built on a separate chassis from the Impretzel?

I've seen the reassembled car in person at Symbolic Motorsports here in San Diego, and it looks good. Paint is full of microscratches but who cares?

Because aircooled roller bearing crank V12

Hawut the hell?

I was talking about Moby, not your badass friend with the Lambo.

Mazeltov, Orlove!

Maybe they thought "DeLorean" was Italian for "middle class".

What a cool grandma. "You made me say a word I never say!" Cute.

I really like it. It's immediately recognizable as a Scandinavian design, but looks fresh and forward-thinking. I love that isn't trying to out-German the Germans, too. B+

I find myself wishing I was in NYC even more than I usually do.

I'm with you on the AZ-1, man. I interviewed an owner on my blog if you're interested in some insight.

I saw a Tatra T603 at Cars and Coffee about a year back and properly embarrassed myself with the unbridled enthusiasm of a fifth grader on a sugar high. I groped it.

The day I see one of these in person I will soil myself.

Toyota flew him out to review it, would you rather he lie?

The Bugatti T68.

LJK Setright, old chum.

He's native South African, but has lived most of his life in England. Knowing Murray it's engineered so accumulated rain water doesn't enter the cabin when opening, that doesn't sound terribly difficult to engineer.

No Voison Laboratoire?

Volvo's infuriating naming system used to distinguish wagon from sedan - S40, V50 and so on. Impossible to remember which variant belongs to what family with the different numbers - it'd be much more intuitive if only the letters changed.