Lego kits completely miss the point of Lego. Lego is about creativity and imagination, not lame ass Ikea projects like this.

The Merci and Gallardo still look like kit cars with those headlights.

I never realized how small they are. Must be because they’re wide, too.

I wasn’t interested in the X when the idea was first floated, when the windshield was announce, I was even less interested. If I owed one, it’d have limo tint down to the AS-1 Line.

So what was it about these early Vipers that made them so nasty? They were hardly the first 400HP street cars, after all.

I see nothing wrong with this. If they can get away with producing one battery pack for all their cars and simply unlock power with a software change, they should do it that way. You pay for the features you use.

Too many doors.

Somehow, I just knew you were a runt.

I'm down.

My hold up would be being able to buy the body kit.

I’d do it once I scraped the cash together for the kit. Would be a fun build.

This would be my project, but, I don’t see myself being able to even start the build for a couple of years.

Molotov cocktail through the window.

I was once turned a way from the drive thru because my trailer truck was too tall to go through and I tried to walk. it. Clearance was 8'10" and my cab was 13'6". Still couldn’t get my food.

There’s only two things wrong with this car. It’s not mine and it’s not being thrashed around a track.

This can only be a good thing. I’d love to watch rally races on TV. I hate that I can only find clips. It makes following the sport far less interesting.

Pepto Pink would look better than that blue. My dream Cayman is School Bus Yellow Pearl.

Why would you paint such a beautiful car such an ugly color? I love most shades of blue, but, these variations on baby blue make me sick. I don't care if It is a Porsche, Volvo, Ford, or anything else.

I refuse to drive another International because of the quality of the trucks I encountered in my career. Volvo Trucks are so bad that they make me wish I was driving an International.

Volvo Trucks: The only brand to make you wish you were driving an International.