Whoever built this was clearly inspired by the Dodge vans that got a similar treatment.

NP all the way. Of course, I’m a bit biased.

Simone has been my hero ever since I watched her first shitty robot videos years ago.

That’s because we have good taste. 😎

I’d put that in a Miata, because everyone’s done an LS swap.

That was amazing. Sincerely, thank you for sharing.

Not in this case. It’s what he says in the “extra content” at the end of each video before crushing some Play-Doh creature in the press for no reason.

This is my favorite channel on YouTube. It is extremely dangerous and may attack at any time, so we have to deal with it.

Neutral: I celebrate the winter solstice, which also just happens to be my birthday. :)

It’s definitely an internet trope at this point, but I have to agree with PG: the answer, in this case, is legitimately Miata. He’s looking for an experience, not all-out speed. The Miata offers this in spades, especially with the top down. It’s also extremely reliable. It ticks all the boxes. That’s why I’ve owned…

Hell, even just throw the WRX drivetrain into the Crosstrek! Everyone complains that the Crosstrek doesn’t have enough power. I even have friends who have bought a RAV4 instead for that exact reason.

Now I want to test a Kawasaki Ninja H2 against a 1979 Honda CB750 and a Kettenrad.

Dude. Chop the top and you could live the Outrun dream in this thing. *cranks Magical Sound Shower*

Squealing tires on dirt roads.

So that’s how they make the convertible versions.

Or you could just burn the place down. Would be faster than cleaning it...

Since he’s on a mission from God, there’s only one right answer.

Even in a perfectly functioning Karmann Ghia, and assuming Thurman’s driving skills are at minimum average, that’s a big ask. Average driving skills don’t include knowledge or training on what to do when a REAR ENGINE car gets into a tank slapper like Thurman did, which is all too easy to do at 40mph on a slippery…

Waze once directed me onto a ferry I hadn’t expected or planned on between Quebec and Ontario. Fortunately I could see that it was a ferry port, so I didn’t drive into the Ottawa River.