Saw one of these a few months ago. Pretty awesome looking, even from afar!

Yep. I had posted a YouTube video that featured a walk around of the car but my reply was removed. The background in the video features the same area one of the Craigslist pictures shows.

Yea it most likely is the same car with a different front end. In fact, there's a few YouTube videos with the car I posted and the surrounding area of one of the pictures is the same as that in one of the videos:

I forgot to mention, the one I spotted was in Florida and the company who used to make these kits was based in Florida (before Bentley won a lawsuit against them for making these replica kits).

DO WANT.

Looks better than the one I spotted a few months ago at the local mall. That's not saying much though.

A good friend of mine used to be a tow truck driver. A few years ago, he was asked to pick up a car (forgot what make/model, but it was a 90s import) that was left on the shoulder of the highway and was given a key by the owner at the dealership it was to be dropped off at. He found the car, unlocked it with the…

Just carry them in a sling underneath the helicopter.

Those stretched tires need to be killed with fire.

At some point in the near future, headlights will extend all the way to the front edge of the doors.

I'm wondering if that guy just threw out a random number just to get the doge people off his back. Little did he know that this has a following.

Great overview of the hardware though! Hopefully they'll be redeployed if and when more clues about the airliner come in.

Not for long...

If that 212" overall length number is correct, its actually 7" LONGER than the Frontier crew cab and it would be 4" longer than the Tacoma double cab.

Ah, that's nothing. Down here in South Florida, the city of Coral Gables had a 50 year old law that banned residents from parking pickup trucks in their driveways overnight. That dumb law was repealed about a year and a half ago.

Of all the cars they could have showed for Suzuki, they chose the Nissan built Equator

When dropped into the water, the ice cube is already displacing the same amount of water as contained within the weight of the ice cube. So the coastal flooding would have happened as soon as you dropped it into the water.

Pulling up too far at an intersection when the light is red, back up the car a bit, forget to shift to drive, and then proceed to launch it backwards when the light turns green. This has never happened to me, but I've seen others do it. One of those times it resulted in a collision.

Unless the chicken tax is repealed or VW finds a way around it, they will have to make it in the US.

Ha. I too came here to post this. Now I want to read the book again.