Little know fact, but Rendezvous was a practice run for a pivotal scene in his upcoming film, Le Chat et la souris (Cat and Mouse), a rarely seen film. In it a police inspector tries to prove the wife could have gotten across Paris in short period of time to murder her husband and return home. First he tries it with…

not used.... i buy new in Tesco :D

I drove a Lotus Omega that showed up. A LOTUS OMEGA.

DAMN YOU DEMURO, MY DISCOVERY IS THE PERFECT BALANCE OF LUXURY WITH DEFENDER UNDERPIN– ah, shit, hang on The 4x4 Center just called me back.

Where you in England in 2011? No you weren't.

I should have clarified that I am in the USA. We do get the Mazda 2, I'll give you that. But something light, cheap, and RWD would be nice...

The refreshed model got one of the most badass commercials of all time. Awesome hoonage on a frozen lake, exlplosions, and a C-130 flying SUPER low - all without CGI.

Thanks Jalopnik, thanks a lot. After spending all my valuable time looking at BMW E30 Tourings I'm adding this to the list. There's this very original '88 1.6 GTI not too far from me that looks very alluring...

Does Bernie own a pig farm?

I actually asked several physicists about it, and the answer I got from all of them was that the engine described really just couldn't work — it would be the equivalent of trying to make your car go faster by pushing on the steering wheel.

1.) For general submissions, yes. We are accepting foreign/overseas submissions. (Foreign-language films must be subtitled in English.) BUT. Volvo contest entrants must be US residents, per contest R&Rs.

I can't tell if this is better or worse than the US version of throwing millions at a defense team until you get acquitted.

Agreed. However, unlike most of the European continent, the US still has large families where a two row vehicle is simply insufficient.

MG has gone through long periods without a sports car before (like between the death of the B in the early '80s and the introduction of the RV8 in the early '90s), they've always sold far more hatchbacks and family cars than they have roadsters, at least in the UK.

Kadett E A.K.A. Pontiac LeMans.

OK. Bentley is barely cracking 10,000 units worldwide per year. Rolls isn't even selling a third of Bentley's total, as I recall.

340? With a V8? 340 will always mean four cylinders...

a <13" rotor? the cars don't weight much and with the right compounds (rotor and pad) they don't have to be gargantuan.

Rear brakes are not inboard its not a go kart. The regenerative energy system that is inboard does have an effect on rear braking but the brakes themselves are in the wheel.