How do I get my hands on his xj220...and no that isn't an innuendo

this may help just add epoxy

If done right the cars will roll fine jusk keep he epoxy away from the wheels. the epoxy in the back will act as a counterbalance and keep the toy from being too nose heavy

I't relatively easy. just need a dremel, a drill, a key and some epoxy...nothing wrong with J-B Weld its more than strong enough. drill out the pins on the bottom of the hotwheel. cut your key to fit in the grille and drill a hole into the key to fit into the peg (pin). if it doesnt have a grille cut one into the car…

I shall turn it into a fine key...But just from the spy shots floating around I know this hot wheel doesn't do it any justice. It's hard to get proper depth at 1:64 scale.

Does the toyobaru count?

This is the seen that had to be edited out of this commercial. Charlie Sheen was blacked out do to legal mitigation pending the results of a paternity test.

I know, I know... no matter what I did it just kept looking more and more like a Honda. I've failed you all

I tried my best to fix it but todays modern car design doesn't lend itself well to reinterpretation.

But If you follow the evidence, I believe, that they got the Technology from the aliens that had also taught us how to cultivate crops, speak, and wipe our own asses.

you just have to keep all those drivers ed scare tactic films fresh in your mind. Oh and sing along with all those songs you'd never want your friends to know you mastered every line of.

Nobody wanted to import this . . . Too soon?

I took it upon myself to make a few minor adjustments...

I had ran into a rare Fiat 600 coupe not to long ago that looked remarkably similar.

Toyota S800. Not sure how i forgot it but felt I should give it a nomination if it hasn't been already.

This one beat you to it. Re Amemiya Custom Mazda AZ1 Inspired by McLaren F1. The engine has been replaced with a 20B 3 rotory.

that is the obvious answer but still thanks for the crash course in aerodynamics. sleek can be sexy I would have even taken prius funky. the car came out looking like the Honda Civic or Kia Forte of the time. just wish the car would have made more of a statement.

my sister works for retail store and i noticed a ton of the hot wheels Brasilias pegged to a wall. When I asked her about them she told me that her store no longer sold hotwheels but for whatever reason the little waggons wouldnt sell. it was strange to see so many of the same hot wheel in one place. I felt so sorry…

I think it must be some type of right of passage for adolescents to molest the desirability out of their cars so that it appeals to them and them alone. You have your second right of passage in your old age when you suddenly decide that you must keep your car completely stock and hidden from society in a garage till…

True, and to be honest the production volt doesn't look all that bad. The technology is amazing but the way GM dropped the ball on styling and then proceeded to overexpose the car before it even left the assembly line made it feel old before it was ever new.