I have found keeping a ratchet set in my trunk has been incredibly useful on my 200k-mile Tiburon. I once had to change a starter motor in a McDonalds parking lot, and a battery in a Tim Horton’s parking lot. The battery job was blisteringly freezing cold in December here in Canada, but thankfully I had my ratchet set…

YEEEES I love these things! Wouldn’t consider it terrible though. Unless it actually is? I mean I saw one in real life once when I wen to Germany ten years ago. I recall the interior looking... a bit toy-like and cheap. I would still like to have one, but with 6 cylinders (Brabus or self-installed swap of some sort).

Actually here I found it :P

You and everyone else make some valid points, but, wouldn’t it be cool to drive that? :P

But.. what if it does end up looking like that? :P

when you see it

Haha that’s awesome! I’m glad you could recognize me :) thanks, I appreciate that you enjoy it. Fun fact: I have been in the process of redoing the kit but I haven’t had time in the last couple months to work on it :(

Let’s take the headlights from a bus and hammer them onto a microcar:

AGREED! They could’ve toned it down just a teensy bit and it would’ve not only had that same design, but it wouldn’t have looked as awkward. They took those proportions into the Hot Wheels threshold, minus larger rear wheels.

In my opinion, this one has three doors :P

I absolutely LOVE wearing driving gloves! Some people get confused by this since I drive a 2003 Tiburon, but they do feel nice, and feel especially great on the leather steering wheel and aluminum shift knob. Don’t have to worry about those items being too hot/cold to touch.

One thing that bothers me greatly is that people assume you spend a lot of money on your car and are basically financially irresponsible.

COTD for “plastic cladability” alone LOL

I once had to carry an extremely large graphic display panel for a final project in school in my Tiburon and, basically, I had to pull my seat all the way forward to make it fit. You know how in school when you’re tired you fold your arms on your desk and rest your head on them? I was driving similar to that, in that…

[obligatory angry post about still being greyed out after 11 MONTHS! IT’S BEEN NEARLY A YEAR, THIS IS SO ANNOYING].

Also, I have been grayed out for 11 months. It’s really frustrating.

This drives me absolutely nuts. THANKFULLY I looked up the Statcan.ca website (Canada’s official statistics) and looked up what the average Canadian spends on transportation every year. I spend LESS on my car (including gasoline, insurance, modifications, everything!) than the average Canadian spends on their…

NAILED IT! I completely forgot about this track lol!

I know how you feel. I’ve been perma-gray 10 months and counting. Yes, I’m actually keeping track because it bothers me so much.