Cool as crap. Something I'd like to try.

Ignoring the fact that Defenders and that rock crawler wouldn’t have existed in 1963, looks pretty cool.

And for the Russians to make a surprisingly durable, yet completely unsafe one out of shit.

So like once a month, a small, forgotten microcar or other bizarre thing just shows up in front of your house like a little lost puppy and you comfort it and tell it, “It’s ok. I’ll write an internet article about you and then the world will know. And then we’ll find you a good home.” Is that sorta what happens.

Excellent photos.

Today on "this didn't need to exist but I'm sure as hell glad it does..."

Totally meant to do that.

More mysterious engineers who take the old cars and prototype new ones.

if ever a story was worthy of a “Z0mg!” that’s just awesome

Defender owners are creating a custom grille plaque for the attorney:

Wow. Just lightly repair it and clear coat it. Rat Rod P-51. That paint/rust is amazing, makes it look like it was carved from wood.

Here’s the full-size one. It’s stunning, and somehow even my presence in it didn’t ruin it.

I just don’t get this level of journalism from Motortrend or Autoblog.

Agree.

In Finland these things cost around 15,000€ new, are limited to 45km/h (causing all kinds of problems) and require the bare minimum to be driven (i think its still the same drivers licence as mopeds require, which is ridiculously easy). in addition to this because they are not cars they don’t have to meet the safety…

Good call,I spotted it too in the first seconds...

I’m not sure what bothers me more: The “Gumball 3000” or the "DTM" designations they've given this Audi RS6.

Nicole, he doesn’t own a “Gumball 3000” RS6. He owns an RS6 tuned by Statis with a one-off carbon fibre DTM-style wide body kit. He just happen to be taken it on the Gumball for the European leg in 1 week time together with his custom Ultima R2K Rebellion.

Nah Jesus drove an Accord, but he didn’t talk about it much.

It's only clickbait if the story doesnt live up to the promised awesome. This story does not meet that criteria.