First I see a classic Ferrari California near the Space Needle last Friday morning, now you guys are showing me a Bugatti owner that allows his buds to mess around with spray paint on his car...
This' going to make me want to camp around Seattle and beg the cool car guys to be my buddy, since sure as hell hardly anyone…

...And since I'm somehow unable to edit my own post:
Any chance someone 6'5" could fit into one?

Remember seeing one of these always sitting around a local favorite restaurant during my time in Hungary, since one of the staff owned it...
I'm still doggedly intent on getting a classic Mini, but I was curious about those little dudes, and this just ups the interest.

I've seen a few gameplay videos on Youtube, but nothing's shown how hilarious this could be better than this...

So it's like a small eco-ute.
Cute eco-ute? Eh.
Oddly reminds me of the VW factory trolleys that eventually evolved into the Type 2;
I've heard the Leaf has horrible range, but maybe they could keep tinkering with the idea?

Aw, I was expecting special neck-snapping action, even if it'd be the equivalent of the automatic pilot from "Airplane!" murdering the hell out of someone...
Which actually just makes the idea sound even better.

It's an adorably handsome looking little fellow...
But the fact it's an '87 car meant to look retro when it looks like something that could've been made less than a decade ago's almost giving me a headache....

Wish I could pop into an alternate universe where Nissan did sell these in the US, just to see how much…

Making sure the software has a good view of your face the whole time'll be a pain if you're not using a computer, but pairing it with something like this'd lead to wonderful stuff...

I could just imagine how much funnier screwing around in Grand Theft Auto Online would be if it's my own aviator-capped visage leering…

Is anyone else wishing clicking that option led to a scifi-themed take on this?

I thought something was awfully different about the dog, but the inclusion of lips pulling back for a snarl makes the PS3 version seem damn ancient...
Makes me wonder if the more lively animation will make me feel any more guiltier for having to defensively pelt the dogs in Sandy Shores with musket fire as Trevor, like…

I'd be all for popping this in, but sadly, something tells me either the results won't make the track do the obligatory, or the operator wouldn't be cheeky enough to manually operate the thing and launch me out of the seat...

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/09/12/gra…

Ah, nuts;
Thanks for the help, though.

Thanks for the answer, but I should've mentioned tank/personnel-wise; do the tanks pop up just as annoyingly fast?

Ah, and you have to show me this when I'm debating firing the PS3 up to goof off a bit before I leave for a near-month trip to LA in 2 days ...

"The S-Guard combines lower fuel consumption with impressive acceleration for a rapid escape from the danger zone when under threat."

There's odds that really is a genuine smile, but that was an awfully opportune moment to put on his sunglasses...
Of course you don't need to ask why, but I couldn't help but think of this.

So...
Shall we nickname it the Inkwizycja Hiszpańska, then?

Even though they've a long way to go, it's nice to see the thought of using the entire country as your playground for a game's setting's getting some thought.
Most would probably complain about it, but the idea of a Gran Turismo-style, insanely long slog across a fully detailed U.S. sounds like a hilariously fun idea…

Ah, but that logoless grill was what I was griping about...
Can't remember what the reasoning was, but I vaguely recall it was that they went through all the trouble working with Universal but never bothered giving DeLorean Motor a call.
Chances are I'll want to get this as well, but given Hot Toys' record when it comes…