Nadeo. I would TOTALLY buy Trackmania for 3DS or Switch.

COTD material right here...

Do they sell those wheels separately? Hot damn...

The rear profile screams 00's Taurus wagon to me:

My dad has over 430k km, or 270k mi on his VW Santana. The car ran 400k of those kms with natural gas.

Conspiracy theorists often display a blatant disregard for basic science, so this is certainly the reason so many believe “the oil industry sabotages the car that runs with water”.

What more could he ever need from life? The dude has a beautiful wife, he’s camping on nature and, more importantly, he has an egg-yolk yellow Twingo. This guy knows how to live.

The pickup is the Hilux SRV. The SUV is called the Hilux SW4. But nobody uses these names, not even the automotive press, both are called just Hilux.

Just found out Toyota calls the SUV Hilux too just in Brazil...

Oh, now I found out by your answer: The Hilux is just the truck, elsewhere. Here the SUV is also called Hilux.

Toyota also sells this in Brazil as the Hilux. What are the differences of those to the Hilux? They look identical to me.

You just got a much deserved star for this comment!

Also, they say in Portuguese that they disconnected the piston rod, so the concrete isolated that cylinder. The car ran with just three cylinders.

Here’s the story: a man owns a Fiat Tempra, but finds that the car just isn’t running as well as it should be.

Does the MW Exodia also come in five parts you have to collect?

Here in Brazil, where they’re made (and then, exported to Mexico), lots of companies make these fiberglass boxes for it:

The Saveiro was the first project derived from the VW Gol, which launched in ‘83. Curiously, VW put the measly 1,300 cc engine from the Beetle on it, so the Gol almost flopped hard! The Saveiro sold much better, because it came with the 1,600 cc aircooled unit from the Brasilia.

I saw one of those once. It’s as forgettable as the Subaru Tribeca.

I try to forget the Toro exists. Fiat must have tried to beat the Multipla in uglyness...

Thanks, this can give me a sense of size! The RAM 2500 is MASSIVE in comparison to what we have here. For instance, the VW Amarok and Toyota Hilux are considered big trucks. Much more common are small UTEs based on compacts, like the Fiat Strada (based on the Palio, pictured below) and the VW Saveiro (based on the Gol)