I only hope this will be the soundtrack to the movie that will inevitably be made on this..

Cute generally means small. And a lot of these shortened cars are cute, but this shortened Mini, in pink, takes the cake. It's just so darn adorable, like this pink cream pudding thing, you just want to take a bite out of it.

Wow, that was impressive! I bet the drivers face was smushed to the windshield though.

What about the one right in the middle? A0 (A-zero)?

As far as pulling, I've noticed the circular ones tend to pull, but the linear ones don't. Though your mileage may vary.

Wait, so GAC is an acronym of Guangzhou Automotive Group?

A Rescue 5?

Or something like this...

Looks like a mad Chevron car.. or a Ninja Turtle

Yea I'm from Portland, close enough to Sandy.. got to represent the locals.

Another vote for the Trunk Monkey here.

That's why I generally make it a point not to read the articles that say Top Gear does this or goes there. I don't care to know what's coming in the next season. And even if I do happen to catch a glimpse of an article that says the Top Gear guys are in the states, driving super-cars to Mexico, that does not affect…

I'm gonna guess a fog light, because a grill would have been left behind at the scene with this piece. A light however would have been tethered to the car.

Fair enough, though the value of the car to oneself is what matters. What percentage of your salary is your car worth and how much do you have to work to afford that. At that point in my life, I can guarantee that to me the beater Fiero was of higher worth, than the 100k car to this particular driver. Literally all…

Weak. I used to do better in my beater Fiero when I was young. It takes no effort when it's icy.

I've never understood that style. The looks and handling aside, I just don't understand it from a maintenance standpoint. Don't the tires only last a few thousand miles? And doesn't that kill the wheel bearings just as quick?

As far as mattresses go...

Yea that was a missed opportunity with the grille decal there...

And so it begins. What's next, beer?

Party on wheels.. all you need is one designated driver. There's a TV and plenty of room for coolers full of liquor. You just don't have to be stuck at home.