I'd love to say that the SOHC M130 enging my old Benz should rank, but my nomination goes to the venerable Jeep 4.0. It was an absolute gas pig, but it was a fantastic, trusty pig at that.

Since 16 divided by 6 is 2.6, my confidence is restored that the Mercedes 190E "Cosi" is a 4-cylinder.

Hmmm, I love cameras and photography, and would give my leftie for a normal hassleblad. But If I had to choose between a red camera and a full scale Cobra kit??? Let me go have a conversation with my daughters...

The way I see it, the biggest mistake this guy made was failing to land a reality TV gig before going forward with it.

You know, just once I'd like to see an Opel GT with something that resembles a 70's carburetted, tarnished-aluminum valve cover 4-cylinder like the one it came with.

Single cylinder BANK?

Yes, this was the first one that entered my head as well.

I can dig it. Sounds like a turbo-charged flying saucer.

AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Blasphemy can't be that cool!!!!

That is a surprisingly ghostly sound.Love it.

I just moved from SoCal to NW CT...I think this cat must have stowed away in my trunk.

I was kind of hoping it would be a Sandero.

These things were turds, but anything that is both 32 years old and brand -new is pretty cool in my book.

Dunno, they may not be as pretty as the honeycombs, but that conical design with the "vents" on the outer edge gave the wheel/tire combo a massive and racy look. The even look big now as I look at the pictures.

Air pumps and vacuum switches and EGRs, OH MY!!!

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No doubt, but I'm assuming this could have just as well been a 6.7 mile 1979 Chevette and still garner as much awe. I think it's pretty cool, but primarily for the time capsule factor.

Where can a I buy a paint-on beard kit like that? Awesome.

Wow. T-bone=dog meat.

Am I the only one of the opinion that this watermelon on a toothpick has no business cruising clifftops on standard gauge rails?