Interesting abomination. Looks nice.

Now I want a 458 Italia with a V6 Camry and a proper manual transmission.
Or simply I could just spend $50k on a Lotus Evora that has the same engine with no chance for scams.

Worst example of “Worst facelift done to a car”.
j/k

Now you need to scream into the void telling people you are not saying that it was the worst facelift done to a car.

I’ve been following on YouTube Tom’s Turbo Garage Project Thunderbolt for quite some time. A new video is like waiting for the next season of your favorite TV series. Greatly inspired by the Flying Miata.

I never looked the Eclipse the same after that sketch. Or at least the ad.

Nah, but these cars could move 4 or 5 people depending on size/ hatchback or sedan. Plus a decent trunk for its size(if it was the sedan).

I found this more entertaining than Speed 2.

At first the I couldn’t keep my gaze away from the googly eyes. But then I was mesmerized by the reflection of the race track on his visor.

I don’t know if I’m not too late for the questions. Bear with me, I’m not an uber gearhead and/or the question might sound stupid. I’m just wondering about maintenance. I know it may be easier to head into your local part store if it was something like a Fairlady/300Z.

I say roof skater guy.

“Oh man, I think Kinja is acting weird again. Your gif doesn’t want to load.”

Guile's theme goes with everything. That's a proven fact.

There's only one explanation. Mercedes' engineers discovered how to use quantum entanglement

Bugron. That's some sexy shit right there. Definitely looks better than the Veyron.

I did solve that by having a copy of the key inside my wallet. Don't ask me why, but I also had a spare copy from my parents car which I saved the day after my father locked the cars with the keys inside.

Still it is a great way for people to learn on empty parking lots or streets until they get the hang of it by balancing pressing and releasing the gas and the clutch.

Cobra, attack!

I don't know why I read skaycog's response and yours as:

I wish I was an eccentric millionaire just to get one in "Black and White Squiggly Lines Camo"

Chuck Norris was the head senior designer for the Mazda Miata. Inspired by the TV series Gilligan's Island and MacGyver, Chuck Norris chose to build the Mazda Miatas out of coconuts, rubber bands and paper clips.