It sounds reasonable but can it actually help? How many speed related fatalities are due to this sort of speed? Surely it's incredibly rare. And surely once you're above 150km/hr it's all pretty moot

What about the 300ZX which took the twin turbs engine?!

Iirc this was a feature on the Honda crx del sol with the trans top.

Something tells me this particular CGT isn't going to be driven very much

Having watched RCR's bit on the gremlin recently, I feel much the same way. Thank you for posting self validating content!

Oh man. I had a legit model of this. And an F50. Not sureof fthe scale but about 30cm long. Dad sold them, I'd kill to have them back.

I do remember Loeb limping a three wheeled Citroën on the road between stages once. Made it

You mean they’re fake just like the ones on the mark 4 Supra?

It does seem the Supra will be cheaper, but who can say.

Wow. Our 86 is similar at $31k, but the Cayman is $110k. I thought, both being imported, they’d be about the same

 Why do you say that? In Australia the base price for a Cayman is nearly four times that of the humble 86. Yes there are development costs and a smaller sports car market, but I can’t believe they couldn’t do it far cheaper. Keep it simple, reuse parts, true to the MR2 spirit. No problemo!

Crazy that people can't just think this through. I feel it's not that complicated.

Does an article about Europe have to be this American? What on earth is a dime?

As far as I know one or these still resides in the auto museum just out of Brussels

Does this apply to all cars run on the Salt? Assuming they aren’t cleaned this thoroughly, and I'd say none of them are, are they all effectively rubbish now?

I thought the R390 lived at zama?

So nice when marketing and human decency are the same thing

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Sweet predator grill.

That man can drive and that car can presumably turn and stop with the best of them.