Here’s my toy car...

Happiest little vampire. The fangs are glow wire glued to white cardboard.  Then on Halloween I park it at an angle facing the street and wired up a simple flasher to flash the headlights.  With or without the fangs kids love that little car.

On second thought, I prefer a little more grass too.

I see your Koeniggsegg Regeras and raise you an Isdera Commendatore.

Me too, but in higher resolution.

Is this some kind of flexible-skinned active aerodynamics on the back?

The guy who posted the video might qualify as well considering he just had to advertise to everyone he owns a Tesla by putting it in the title of the video.

Unless you’re missing a leg or something, 924s with automatics are a violation of the laws of God and man. Three pedals or no pedals for that car.

Did you go to Germany for 5 weeks and leave the hood of your Golden Eagle open, with the engine head removed? FOR 5 WEEKS?

If I know anything about German cars I’d say this is already pretty obviously a coupe.

Narrow-body 911s have now just jumped 1000% in value. In 2025, Porsche will make a special edition run of narrow-body 911 Carreras, limited to 356 produced, sold out before the public announcement even hit the blogs. 

The crazy part is we actually had Geo in Canada, up until 1998, selling cars alongside Asuna.

Passport was even weirder. It was the father of Asuna, another odd-ball GM Canadian brand who sold the Daewoo LeMans in sedan AND hatch form under the Optima name. Passport was even more “meh” than Asuna if you ask me.

Time to learn how to wrench.

If we’re talking roadsters, then I’d like to suggest the Opel Speedster.

I look forward to never hearing about these again.

It feels like 75% of my time on the weekend is spent either making or cleaning up food.

I think you’ll find the Esprit wasn’t Toyota powered.

I’m not sure why the owner scraped that Taco. Could have sold it for $12k. ($15k for under 250k miles)

I can tell it's a Nissan because it looks like cheap shit.