It’s a Peugeot?

As you can guess, I’d be delighted to drive this.

Jason, you’ve done it.
This is top Torchinsky. Face it: you are not going to find anything weirder, more obscure or uglier than this little soviet boat. Congratulations. Commiserations.

Autos have their places in the world. A hot hatch certainly isn’t one of them.

I’m afraid this coupon expired the minute you asked.

Pure Jalopnik star-hunting right here.

“It has an automatic transmission”

TL:DR: Any hot hatch is crap if there isn’t a manual gearbox available.

That interior is hideous! Would not drive! I prefer European!

I saw an interview with an astronaut once who’s prevailing memory of the moon was the warped sense of distance, probably something to do with having absolutely no atmosphere to obscure the horizon or something. He said that he’d see a rock that looked about the size of a person and he’d try to walk up to it, only to…

Astronaut Gene Cernan later said [paraphrasing]: “I didn’t just go to the moon, I lived there. I had a house, I had a job, I even had a car. I lived on the moon for three days.”

we’ve been to the moon six times, there’s more than enough evidence that it actually happened. and as others have said it would have been impossible to fake given that we would have had to fool everybody including the Russians. the only reason NASA hasn’t gone back lately is because they don’t have enough funding.

Hey! orange lunar soil.

“Who really wins? We all do, since we have such an awesome choice in the small, pure RWD sports car segment, one that’s been neglected for so long. Until the Toyobaru maybe becomes the Miata, anyway.”

This is why Saab died. Everyone loves Saabs. But then they bought something else anyways...

I would still take the RS3, because five cylinder noises.

That’s what’s so beautifully horrifying about that Fiat. It’s not just an engine and wheels that goes places; it’s mechanical terror. It doesn’t just drive; it stalks a road looking to kill something at the other end. It doesn’t burn oxygen and gasoline; it seemingly takes fire and burns it again. No wonder the fire…