I am pretty sure that they have been completely out of stock for around two years and not made anymore, even on special order (the last remaining ones apparently went for huge sums of money) if you need to replace one.

M2 was Mazda’s “special projects” division in the early 90s, while they mostly did all sorts of concept cars (including a V6 NA and the RX-8's precursor), they also sold four actual cars:

You want a collectible one?

I like airbags as much as the next guy (my main car does not have a single one though...) but safety regulations killed the best looking “recent” steering wheel:

Now we just need to find a way to attach three fake Skinners Union carburettors to it...

Damn, that singing is almost as bad as the Egyptian Army’s band.

The France vs. Russia football game last month was great, you got one after the other!

While Subarus’ spark plugs are indeed sui generis, I would give a special mention to nice Mercedes-Benz engines

The first thing I noticed about the pic was the South African (Gauteng) plate on that GS...

The plates themselves are made of Jabroc (a type of laminated wood) and feature a few holes that are used to measure its thickness.

The skid blocks is a piece of composite wood placed under the car, here’s Alonso’s one from the Australian GP:

I am fine with my pair of Devialet Silver Phantoms as far as speakers are concerned, though this one looks nice too.

Another thing, read this:

Well, the B-52 and Tu-95 will both turn 66 this year (this Friday in the B-52's case) and I am pretty sure that neither the USA nor Russia are planning to replace them with something else anytime soon.

Upcoming blockbuster:

Well, I make-do with the sailboat I inherited from my grandfather (a former merchant marine captain), it was built by a friend of his for the 1971 Cape Town-Rio de Janeiro race; said friend passed away last Sunday.

Next time try an EGR valve.

Russians are pretty good at re-skinning V12 GTs:

The L5/L7/L9 has the 6.0 V12 (and costs A LOT), the H7 sports (among other things) a turbo 1.8 and starts at less than USD 39,000.

This has more in common with the (quite awesome looking) Hongqi L5/L7/L9 though. The H7 is based on the Toyota Crown.