The headlights pop up behind and slightly higher.

It's not, the Corvair is the answer. It comes in sports coupe, racing, truck, van, wagon, and sports sedan forms.

This front wing on the Countach?

The answer is always Corvair.

They still had recalls. And people continued to buy and drive them. In fact, they issued a stop sale just two months ago because of FIREY DEATH FABRICS!

People kept buying Camrys too.

C130:

And he sticks the landing!

Sounds like an RF version of the MIRT:

Golden Gate:

In WW2 German Tigers were able to take out American Sherman's 4:1. The problem they had was that we were able to produce them 5x faster, and get them repaired much faster. So the US does (did?) know about zerg rushing an enemy.

Crown Imperial

Make the car based on the approval rating, if it drops below 20%, Geely.

"Full droop" is the term you're looking for.

$7k all day long!

I'm going to be traveling cross country soon, I've thought it'd be great to be able to stop and drive on one at night and make up time while sleeping. Even if it's 400 miles/night it'd cut a day out of the drive.

The correct answer is Corvair. Always.

SNES one. Easily.