And Lancia, Hotchkiss and Panhard, all thanks to Georges Paulin’s patent, as realised by Darl’mat and Pourtout

holy shit, that’s a ‘93? that looks straight out of the late 70’s.

The ND Miata, the last car to be reviewed by Top Gear as we knew it.

The 1993 Dodge Ram... The last truck that was purchased exclusively by people who truly needed a truck for doing truck things.

1996 Chevy/Buick/Olds B-body wagons. Last of the big American station wagons.

my body is ready for six headlights

I’ve never seen one that wasn’t parked with the roof in this exact position.

Self driving cars. They are already getting into accidents.

Sorry. Not seeing it.

“Cars”

I would like to know exactly how much lift-off over steer by Patrick George is possible.

Find something it is actually great at... I mean we know it wont be the best car for...anything.

320is

That would be the e30 320is, a tax restriction special offered only in Italy and Portugal, featuring a smaller (1993cc) displacement S14 and the M3’s gearbox. It had fairly unique bodywork, and was offered in coupe and sedan. Everything else was standard equipment. Essentially it’s a cushier but more rev-happy M3, and…

Are you new here? We’ve only been doing Answers of the Day for like... 10 years?

Has Jalopnik become like those Korean restaurants where you have to cook your own food? Do you guys write articles anymore or do you just ask us to put together your listicles for you?

E36 Lightweight, for those glorious stickers

Built on the bones of the Miata, I give you the Exomotive Exocet with a LS engine.

I’ve never driven a car with no suspension and a penchant for snap oversteer, but this bad boy right here corners like it’s on rails!

derp derp I’m so happy to be out of that barn derp derp