Old school Japanese. Seeing these cars in real life really opens your eyes to different car modifications.(not my video)

Sweet, my older Corolla is ok. Then again, it also has crank windows.....

So what did we learn? High center of gravity and tall sidewalls on narrow tires are a bad combo.

I am going to say the Mitsubishi Mirage. In Japan, they are known as the Lancer. And just about all the Evo bits go right in(the AWD requires cutting and welding). For example:

Father?

Tokyo auto show booth babes >>>>>> Paris auto show booth babes.

SOLVENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!

I chuckle at the notion of "its only a $10 part/seal, so its probably any easy fix." Right.....................

I'm not sure why everyone is so flustered about Gen Y. I am prat of this generation, and I can assure you, we will buy cars. The economy is just no good right now. When and if it does swing back, I'm pretty sure droves of us will be hitting the local dealer to either trade in the travel worn beater, or carpool to just…

Cars have two pedals? But mine has three? D:

I remmeber i got that game right when the Back to the Future trilogy came out. The car on the cover is what sold me on the game, it really looks like a delorean clone.

The sirens from Mad Max. Enough to make a grown man cry

so many good memories, i was fond of the hot rod on the left

Not have an argument about who is at fault until the police arrive(if it is a big accident) Keep the facts clear, since both parties will say its the other guys fault.

sushi? lucky, I had to deliver tofu. After I blew the engine, he gave me the car though, the new engine is a bit funny now though.

Gotta start somewhere

That's creepy. And wrong. And non-functional. And disturbing.

yet, I dig it. Alot. I wish stock the mustang had big lights like that, idk why. Where are those lights from anyways?

They just aren't that common anymore. Screeching tires and staling will make someone notice

In California? I doubt you'll find a running car for $500, that's the usual price of a non running car. My AE86 was $400(and complete luckily), but non running.