Man, it's too bad Hayao Miyazaki has retired, because I would love to see Studio Ghibli do an animated take on Soichiro Honda.

My favorite Mario Andretti story is once he was walking around the pits at Indy and a team asked if he'd like to take their car out for a few laps. He immediately was turning faster times than their driver.

There's at least two incredible story lines here...

Maybe it could be called...Greased Lightning.

"In a world... dominated by white, rednecks; a black man raced to make a difference. He taught NASCAR a lesson it would never forget... yes, Negros can drive fast."

How about that time Mercedes wouldn't sell their cool cars stateside so people bought and imported them anyway and Mercedes was all "dang we want more moneh" so they paid lobbyists to write legislation the effectively prevented any foreign vehicles from being sold in the US because while they were safe enough for the…

I have a great story I like to call "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Lack of Pants" Starring TV's Doge Demuro.

This freakshow:

It's amazing nobody has said the Bill Caswell story but I think I understand why.

A documentary explaining why Russian Dash Cams are popular, based off articles like this: http://www.wired.com/2013/02/russia…

The soundtrack would be AMAZING.

http://dougdemuro.kinja.com/why-your-next-…

The story of how the Buick Reatta got built.

Mario Andretti.
Sometimes we forget just what he accomplished.

(Plus all the characters, like A.J., Petty & Yarborough, Colin Chapman...)

The early days and founding of Lamborghini, and the feud with Enzo Ferrari.

John DeLorean's story, a biopic about his rise and fall in the automotive industry. His story before the DeLorean Motor Company is pretty interesting, and of course the story of the DeLorean DMC-12 is a great one on its own, including DMC's downfall with John's arrest for cocaine trafficking- which was supposedly a…

The Story of Enzo Ferrari And His Unending Douchiness.

So many options:

No Friends - The story of Chrysler and how even people who hostilely take them over kick them to the curb.

Bruce McLaren's From The Cockpit.