I prefer this. Cue epic music.

Are those Ferrari 599's headlights? WTF?!

Smart guys will know it's a knock-off Mitsubishi Lancer.

I would love to see these guys on the Japanese Touge.

@Effin' Eh: Wait until you see the interior. It'll burn your retinas!

#5 is in Malaysia and the owner lives in the same state as my parents. Seeing it in real life was one of the worst moments in my life.

Neil and Buzz got some serious explaining to do.

Neil and Buzz got some serious explaining to do.

That's weird. I drove a friend's Evo X and it had a stick shifter. It only got 5 speeds but it's still a proper manual. Quite smooth too.

@Scorpio GTX1: I thought they offer the car with stick shifter as a no-cost option.

So it doesn't include the Top Gear test track? Looks like I still have to wait for Gran Turismo 5.

@MikeHTiger: Damn! The picture fits the story but DAMN!

@Novaload: Was that a Monty Python reference? If it is, youre awesome.

@Smellybumlove: Nismo R34 GT-R Z-Tune. The best Godzilla of 'em all.

Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670-4 SuperVeloce. The best swan song from the craziest car manufacturer of all time.

You can say whatever about the car's build quality but all I know is those cars look more exciting than the new McLaren.

I prefer Japanese Tuner Jeep.

@Franzouse: I consider that more of a challenge. When I actually get a car to drift in the game, I get more satisfaction than when I drift in those Need For Speed games that claimed to have 'highly accurate drifting physics' which are just crap.

@Skunky: Quick, somebody call Prime! A certain Decepticon need their head ripped in half again!

The car has nothing to do with the production of Transformers 3. The car belongs to a fanboy who turned his customized Jeep into a 'fake' Autobot car and then transported and parked the car near the film set in Chicago to get Michael Bay's attention. The owner just wanted to see if he can get car to be featured in the…