I don't know.

For those in Japan, a Tentmushi could be a good choice.

Ooh, that's nice!

I'll agree, pretty solid choice. Until the rust sets in (if it hadn't already), which it will.

Is there any real noticeable difference in power? Honda bumped up hp and torque by 4 each, but is it noticeable enough of an increase?

SOON

Dang it, you JUST beat me to it. Posted it while I was getting the important details off the web.

1970 AMC Rebel 'The Machine'.

Indeed. Today, the Toyopet name is used for one of four types of Toyota dealerships in Japan: regular Toyota dealerships, Toyopet dealerships, Corolla dealerships, and Netz dealerships (Netz is also known for having printable papercraft cars on their website).

Then you'll probably like the colors of the '15 Colorado.

True, but I don't think anyone recalls the Daweoo G2X either, and that's on here.

Can someone direct me to where I can find one of these Pontiac Malibus?

I've got a feeling there's something missing. Shouldn't the Canadian market Suzuki Swift+ (rebadged Aveo) be here, too?

Sure, it does look Camaro-like, but I'm sure this is supposed to be Saleen's vision of a Boss 302 version of the sixth generation Mustang, hence the 302 in the name.

5th Gear: Even though they don't say if it's gonna be under the Chrysler or Dodge brand, it's likely going to be a replacement for the Hyundai supplied i1o by Dodge, since the contract that the brand has with Hyundai (a contract that also supplied Dodge with the Attitude (rebadged Hyundai Accent) and the Ram brand…

We've already seen someone post a racing example, here's an even better one.

Not entirely sure of these games were really hated, but here's a few games I loved that I'd say are very underrated.

It's on Netflix, yet nobody's put it on IMCDb yet. That's a surprise, since there's a bunch of obscure TV shows and movies there (for example, someone's been working on the TV series Viper lately).

Was just about to mention this place. It was just downright awful and definitely deserving a spot on the list, and if not, at least a (dis)honorable mention.

Burnout and Burnout 2 are pretty much Hipster Burnout, because they were from the pre-EA era of Criterion Games, aka before the series went mainstream and gained widespread popularity.