And now that the Mazda6, Mazda3, and the Mazda2 have received a non-smiling facelift, that leaves one car that needs to change: The Miata

it looks great as a built it yourself option but that windshield would seriously spoil the fun. Look at the ripples in it! That'd be interesting.

I'd like to see someone give her a shot at endurance racing. Women are excellent athletes when it comes to endurance sports and couple her racing prowess with endurance and it might be a great location for her. Add in her travelling sponsorship wagon and it could bring recognition to her and endurance racing to a more…

I'd love to see some one get that car on the VW test track to see what it'll do on the Veyron proving ground. Rather the 1991 model over the 1993 model.

Anyone else read this as:

Oh I guess I didn't see that through my angst at seeing such a great hot hatch end up so wrong.

Hope he was ok.

Comments on the SI site are gold...and comparisons between Gawker and SI is kinda unfair.

plus the naked girl on the motorbike. Don't forget about that.

This is where the dreams are exhausted. So many dreams.

Mel Farr Superstar!

And he can fly either! (or whatever his great commercials used to say!).

Gotta say this car still looks pretty modern. I mean it is just short jump to a Veyron.

Bertone was the man. Looks a lot better than the Diablo in the background!

Immediately knew this was in AZ. Had to check and it was all filmed in Tucson including Sabino Canyon and Mt Lemmon road and of course the boneyard seen here.

was looking for a picture of that japanese supercar that looked all spaceshipy and ran across the Citroen Karin.

I was going to say that I bet that 50-jump was hard on his spine. What with the frame on earth action.

Up...Up....Up!!...UP!!!!.UUUUP!!!!!...UU

This!

had similar when I was a youth a 74 CJ with a 304, 3 speed and steel hardtop and doors. Built up with a couple of go fast motor pieces and 33" BFG mudders on steelies it was a great get stuck machine. And get stuck it did. Simple and fun, no electronics and all fun! Wish I still had it.

I think this is less about the headset and more about moving his feet off the pedals. Once he changed his COG then his bike found a nice resonance and off he went. Had the same thing happen to me on a noodly Ti road bike at 45mph. Scary as hell but I was lucky to not go down.

There is also the nearby Pima Air and Space Museum which among other amazing planes has a SR-71 in a hanger. Bonus: B-52's, Cruise missiles and some version of the Super Guppy.