It's all one piece ! That way, it's going to be MUCH easier to replace when you go off-roading and break stuff !

Oh....wait...

I think Nissan pulled it off better, though.

I couldn't agree more about 2nd gear. I mean, you don't see hospital staff getting time-a-and-a-half on a regular saturday.

Science, you say ? I guess those kdis would be interesting test subjects.

I'm thinking air line for integrated jacks.

Cue the Chemical Brother's remix of Everything Must Go. Awww yeah the original Gran Turismo.

One step closer to real life Twisted Metal.

I...need...that...shirt.

As long as it is still possible for us to buy basic, techless, driving focused cars, I don't bother much. You should've seen the face of the ford salesman when I told him I'd rather get an ST focus WITHOUT the MyFord Touch system.

Weren't those just silhouette cars though ?

Yes. I sometimes miss the days of the huge, arch shaped wings.

Robertson Racing's GT40 MKVII

I would go every other weekend to CASCAR/Prolab-LMS series races with my father and grand-father as a child. It is exciting, but only when you are actually there. I don't think I could ever watch an oval race on TV without getting drowzy.

Success wth new potential buyers, failure with long time Jeep customers.

The american version was quite an upset. It came with the K20A3 and a 5 speed. Was outclassed by the SVT Focus (ST170 in Europe) by Car and Driver when they were pitted against each other. Honda guys didn't like them (and still don't) because you can easily build a much nicer EK for the same money.

When I was in northern india ( Himachal Pradesh to be exact) the coaches were even better. Sometimes, on my short 5 min. trip from Thakurdwara to Palampur, I'd get lucky and get on the "DVD Coach". See, these buses were mainly privately owned and operated, and every morning, it'd be a surprise to see what you'd get…

Same happens in the deep freezing cold of the northern hemisphere. Those things should be banned.

Reatta. The 3800 is a robust engine, the car looks far more interesting and pop-up headlights.

I had a micro-machine version of this as a kid. Always thought it was a fantasy toy car. I just now learned the thing is real. Thank you man.

I am so jealous. I spent 3 months in India for an internship last summer. Before leaving, I had to agree with my university not to drive anything. This is what I regret the most of my trip in India, not having driven anything.  See, Himachal Pradesh is like Touge heaven, and I was 7 weeks there !  Not to mention the…