The 2012 Nissan Versa sedan is $10,990. Just take away anything power it has, make it a coupe, and you should be under 10K.

This is clearing shopped because a crash that horrific with a Ferrari would have to cause a fire. Unless of course the 458 burnt to ashes and the rain washed it all way.

Fox body Mustangs have a huge community behind them, are fairly easy to work on, and won't break the bank.

#6 is just a horrible photo to represent a color. If you want people to see a color, why would you use an instragram / vintage style photo? God help me if I have any clue what color that car in the photo really is, all I see is a dark car.

I am seen plenty of pickups that weight more a bugatti do 4 wheel burnouts, yo.

Its not this complex people. Do like Chris Harris did with the C63 and throw some skinnies on the Veyron. Or find an empty lot, add oil and water, and have at it.

Explain to me how the weight of a car has any bearing on a burnout doing damage to it?

Ford fans, but specifically panther platform devotees.

A quad rotor wankel in a Triumph GT6

And we have a...

3rd: If you have to take out a loan to repair your vehicle perhaps you couldn't afford the car in the first place.

Are you saying they deep sixed the Espirit? They do know that won't kill it, right?

Why the need for an in goggle viewfinder, if the camera is shooting your natural field of vision? Shouldn't it just be, if you can see it, the camera sees it?

Nice

So in your situation there would be no need to do testing since everyone would be dead. The purpose of THIS test is to see what sort of forces are in play in a survivable crash.

Can they maybe start by bringing Datsun back to its roots with a mini truck? (at least what I remember Datsun for). It seems to be a segment that is sorely lacking nowadays. A small truck with a diesel engine would be a winner in my book.

So much nicer in blue. You can actually see the lines of the car.

I didn't think I would say this, but I kind of like the tire sidewall treatment.

Well hey there handsome fellow...

Until someone drives this thing and see what the driving dynamics are like I would hold back on saying this is "the future of supercars"