At least a Swedish Volvo was saved, let's see if those made in China has the same opportunity to be adopted as the truly Swedish icons.
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@drifter1717: MW2...
@Novaload: I don't know why but I can't get out of my head this image.
@900pilot: Man, that looks like a distant cousin of Big Foot.
In 40 years there will be a thread in Jalopnik about a crazy guy buying 3 2009 muscle cars and welding them.
@stoke: We gotta give it for this car, the clock right next to the center of the steering wheel says is leet time!
@Comrade Clockwork: Wow!
@j1mbo:
@The Picture Guy: WTH?
@SpootCaz: +1
At least he's going to take a beatiful memory to the afterlife. Being able to see his dream come true in his last days, though we watched how Pontiac died taking away all the fun cars. At least someone could not be any happier than him.
Well, at least they chose Toyota as a reliable brand. Imagine what would have happened if you had to pay $32,000 for an Aston Martin Aveo
@Pessimippopotamus: That photo looks like out of the Animal Planet TV shows, when a Great White Shark opens its mouth to the silly looking person not expecting to happen.
@Paul Y. can't get in the club; gotta parking lot pimp: What's impressive is the statement of having the same power/weight ratio of an S2000, plus having an almost 50/50 weight distribution in a car basically made of pieces laying around.
I hope that's some bad photoshop joke or at least made by Mahindra.
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This is what he use to go to the North Pole International Airport to get in his magical flying sled.
@twitchykun(level 10 Jalop-Knight): Good Lord, is he going to start deliveries first in Afghanistan?
@skaycog: Those headlights look awesome, but the stupid grill. So hideous, including the rims.
Wow Swedish engineering is so simple as