With the right amount of money anything is possible. If I hit the lottery do you think a nice new coyote engine could fit in there?

sometimes we Americans aren't all just ham-fisted and pea-brained. The Tesla model S is made in America, and is an excellent example of what we as a country can do to change the world if we try.

Exactly. America's hat and America's shorts respectively. So still works in America only.

Or she's watching hubby clear some road debris with rolled up sleeves and his bare hands before going on their merry way.

Indisputable Fact: If you drive a Duesenberg, you are a scholar, a gentleman, and a winner. And classy to boot.

NO VIPPPERRR??!!??!!? Arg.

I see no reason why this car could not be put into limited production today and sell for Lamborghini money. Somebody needs to make it happen.

so anywhere thats not urban sprawl - aka about 65% of the world

America's most popular vehicle is also one that wouldn't work anywhere else on the planet.

#3 The ingrained stupidity of the H2 could have been lessened had the factory offered it with a diesel like the H1.

'She got three years probation for that and will serve a year in prison if she makes any more prank calls.'

Its May, if it was Clarkson or even Hammond I would be worried. But its May, this is actually not surprising.

Its a BMW. BMWs are the dark side.

That's the i8 you're thinking of - the i3 is the Captain Slow of the top-tier electrics.

If May's i3 burns down before Hammond's GT3, I think we'd get an entire series worth of jokes out of it.

That face says "the dash panel gap was 3 micrometers larger than expected. And front wheel drive is an abomination."

But do be careful stepping down, since you're now about 65 years old...

Nope. The skin is polyester and it's made by DuPont.

Not sure if this is true or not. (Article I read in the early 90's, Popular Mechanics, I think)