I say welcome to America, Civic Type-R. We’ve been waiting for you a long time.

Looks like it’s just a hubcap. and it’s not white with metal gray lip! Concept > production for the wheels, lol.

i love the concept’s wheels though.

They reused pretty much everything on that concept to create the 2016 RX, lol.

Looks like a Buick Reatta...

My car! (or was...)

I love that they brought the 3-spoke wheels over from the concept:

I thought it said "#ScorpionPorn" lmao.

I’m not surprised a Selfie High-Heel shoe is a prank, but a client I built a website for sells products made by The Wet Brush, which are high-quality hair brushes. Last summer, I found THIS Selfie Brush for sale from the company... Needless to say, seeing a woman hold a brush to her ear made me wish I didn’t live on…

Where’s the Lyons Motor Cars LM2 Streamliner?

What if the engine were mounted in the back of the cab, under the sleeping quarters? This would mean less driveshaft distance, right?

With the engine moved to the rear, the batteries could be moved to the front which helps make the front end smaller, but not as flat as European semi trucks which usually have a…

Tonight... James plays a recorder, and Jeremy's and Richard's ears bleed.

April Fool's isn't until Wednesday, Michael!

That's the gayest show title i've ever heard. But I'm cool with that...

The Continental concept includes some interesting details like Tesla-style pop-out door handles (good luck getting in if the battery dies, buddy)

Companies can do things with plastic, springs, and ratcheting mechanisms that don't need batteries. My stereo's got multi-level buttons that stay recessed for one option,…

^this is so true.

I would think that automotive engineers would know that. I mean, people need to realize that you don't need an SUV or Crossover because you're a parent or you haul stuff a lot or go on lots of family vacations often. I had a 2000 Ford Focus ZX3 and i put two plastic patio chairs in the trunk standing up AND stacked.…

That's not a jet ski. Jet skis don't have outboard motors like that. Probably more like a spare rowboat with engine that someone had...

Or you could get a Gibbs Quadski (i prefer Aquad) all-terrain vehicle... Drive it like a normal quad on land, and if you happen to come across a gigantic body of water, no worries, just hit the switch, wheels come in, and viola, you've got a jetski!