What movie was #2 from again? It’s nearly at the tip of my tongue but I can’t seem to recall the exact title.

The GR Yaris is a short car but not short wheelbase at all. The wheels are pushed all the way out giving it a wheelbase of about 100.7 inches.

Scion XB was pretty good at this, but the JDM Toyota bB was even better!

The Cappuccino is basically a RWD kei car. Stock it comes with a turbocharged 660cc “64hp” engine. (The low claimed hp was obviously bullshit, just stated as so to comply with kei-car regulations).

When someone inevitably crashes a Hayabusa you take the engine and put it in one of these:

People tend to underestimate Elon Musk too much. He’s smart. He’s got a physics degree. I bet he’s actually capable of doing that, and more.

Yeah well Dr. Jeremy Clarkson has a Ph.D in Engineering.

Musk and von Koenigsegg are exceptions in that they are essentially first-generation CEOs of their respective companies.

This. I remember watching an interview with Gunther’s CEO (the guys who make that awesome full-carbon body 993), and he mentioned that the most difficult and expensive pieces to make were actually the small but detailed pieces like the headlamps and the indicators.

Might as well let the footage speak for itself...

And that Jalopnik is reporting on this a whole week after the story has made its rounds in the other automotive news outlets. I remember first reading about it after a certain Chris Harris made a tweet.

Par for the course when it comes to rallying and helicopters. How else are you gonna get low-angle shots of the cars?

Oh MAN...

Arguably a more modern kernel than ‘95.

“Public service” should be doing work as a track marshall.

Unless your V6 Camry is also able to smoke a Civic Type R at the stoplight it’s not gonna beat the GR Yaris no matter how straight the roads are.

A bunch of friends were going apeshit over bitcoin’s value. I told them that so far TSLA has actually outperformed BTC YoY.

No music makes this a way better video than I was expecting.