America never made a truly compact economy RWD car, at least not compact by world standards. Unless you maybe count the Gremlin. or the Nash Metropolitan.

Musk to Megna: BOOM. your move.

Can someone explain how our Tacoma is different from the Hilux? I know it is different in ways like diesel options, but I've never known specifically how the platforms are different.

Yeah, holy shit. was not expecting him to have an RS200. Awesome.

Spoiler alert.

Think of how huge that battery pack would be. Enough range to silence all the haters.

He's saying (joking/sarcastically): "Do you live in the UK, which is clearly the only place you could have watched it today? Or do you have a fanciful machine that lets you it acquire it through other means? Let us know what you think...."

I thought James' Hino would me much more reliable, frankly. It's way more modern than the other two, and Hino is part of Toyota.

A video of your Marauder on the ring must be uploaded to Jalopnik. MUST.

For those that didn't know, the Katyusha is a type of Soviet-era rocket infamously used by Iran, Hezbollah, and other such folks

this, this is some house of cards shit right here.

But the Volvo is quite a bit more tasteful, and I hope it doesn't play animations on its grille like the Mercedes does.

That thing could probably get through so much water, it go to the south pole.

They film at an airfield. I guess it's still in use sometimes. They've had loads of challenges with nimble cars trying to evade British army vehicles, so it seems perfectly normal.

Here we have the 1999 Nissan Cedric -cough-M45-cough

Are you kidding? Do you know what blog this is? I know other Jalops will support this. They're both great looking. They took big-balled avant-garde chances with styling when most Japanese cars at the time looked like blocks of cream cheese (I know there are obvious exceptions). The XT looks strikingly awesome, like…

I agree

These.

I always wanted to make an R2-D2 costume that I could move around in, out of a tricycle, a metal garbage can, and maybe a big salad bowl for the dome. I could pedal around in it, swivel the bowl from inside, and play little sound recordings on speakers from inside. If money were no object, I would obviously find some…

Yes. It is quite semperly sic.