Chevette? Come on! A rear wheel drive, front engine economy car? What's not to love!!!

Make it cost a small fortune over the course of a year. Then it would be like REAL racing! lol.

I don't get it. The car looks fine. It's a Japanese economy car, with lots-o-powahh! That is what we want. Any way, it looks waaaaay better than the last sedan. I'm perfectly happy with it.

Most Canadian accident ever!

"Wat's n'it?"

In the E21's defense, it is likely the only one left in America that has not rusted into the ground. So, rarity. By why are they so rare? Because no one cared about them. They were not as nice as the 2002, which came before it, or the E30 that followed. Both of those cars are incredible. The E21? Meh. This is the car…

WTF... EVERY single video is blocked in Germany.

So for Halloween, they are going to put a Camry into a rally car costume?

My key! It's for an R32 Skyline GT-R.

Pretty easy to figure out it is fake by the lengthy commentary. If it were real, it would have gone a little more like this.

Are you kidding me? This was one of my all time favorite B-Movies. Totally my favorite Charlie Sheen movie.

Still want.

That would be "bro-dozzer" sir.

I know the feeling... I currently have a Skyline that originated in the Fukashima Prefecture. I should probably check.

Unfortunately no. It was disappeared from the hobby shop... That's what I get for leaving it overnight. (Man, this is from an old post! lol. I'll have to put up a picture of how this car looks currently. The 325i, not the M3.)

Because 240s equal WIN!

...and another.

These are impressive numbers for sure. The best part is that Edmunds did this test in California, which means they did it on California's crappy maximum 91 octane gas. We can't wait to see if anyone does better on superior 93 octane gas in states that aren't run by performance-hating communists. (Joking, of course.)

Awesome.

I would say a two seat (or 2+2 . as in the case of the 911... the key is for the rear seats to be generally useless) performance oriented automobile.