And also Toyota should give us the HiAce.

True fact. These are so awesome the US Army is using them in Afghanistan.

Of course we suck at maintaining our cars. Apart from checking the oil and tire pressure, you pretty much need a computer science degree to fix anything else on a lot of cars these days.

Neil Degrasse Tyson edition Subaru Impreza 22B. Jalopnik already featured this epic convergence of awesome.

Delaware is the Luxembourg of states.

The Mustang GT.

If Tesla invented the car it wouldn't need to stop because the Superchargers would beam power to the car to charge it wirelessly, as one is driving.

There's a Fender Toronado guitar. (they also make a Mustang. How does that pass copyright law?)

obligatory.

I actually love this interior. It's plastic, but it's fun. It's almost Art Deco, like the Chrysler Building.

"Should it have been produced? I don't know. Maybe"

That is the Connaught D-10. They actually still have a website, and are still engineering and building stuff, apparently. the 2-liter V10 car was supposed to have a hybrid version. http://www.connaughtmotorco.com/

Were they attempting to re-make Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion Car?

Maybe it's intentional in making the image look French? Like, maybe, the artist wanted to make Chris Christie look like a little French boy playing with a ball in the street.

This whole brand needs to die. Yes, I said it. Not a single unique vehicle, and they missed the opportunity to make great concepts like the one discussed above in this thread. GMC is absolutely the "Mercury" of GM, and it should suffer the same fate.

I think Darkcode was talking about the Austin Metro.

GT6 is incredible, and I love that they added more modeling of the interiors of the cars, like my Lancia Delta HF Integrale, where I can see a working image of its dashboard in all its square early 90's glory.

IT'S 2013. THIS IS WHAT CARS SHOULD LOOK LIKE.

Honda was actually doing hybrids first. Hipster points+1,000