I nominate Brockway Mountain Drive in the Keweenaw Peninsula in Michigan. There is no posted speed limit for this road. The curves on the road are the speed limit. There is a lot to see once you get to the top.

If I did that, I would have to also convert to electric which would mean I could never have a tame van to live my dream as a tame racing driver. I want it green because it would make a good tailgater at MSU football games in East Lansing.

English Ford van that no one has in the US...check.

I gotta vote CP on this one. If I'm gonna pay 3500 for this it at least needs to have no rust holes near the mountings for that gas tank. This would have taken a NP if it was 2500 or less.

1965 Porsche 911, one of the originals.

Finally, a possibly fun to drive Volvo wagon that can be used like a Chevy Volt! I mean 5 actual seats and room for lots of cargo (tires) for hoonage. Volvo, Please bring this car to the US!!!

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How did this survive New Jersey without rusting away? I haven't seen a mini camper based on a Toyota since the 90s in Michigan.

So many of these would sell if this was made into a droptop. If you made the roof a soft top and left the sides intact, you could keep the 4 doors and hatchback. It would be like a modern 2CV that could pass crash tests!

This is more functional, like a CTS-V wagon but cheaper!

If this car handles well and is fun to drive, it could be a hit among people in urban areas, especially when it gets cold. This would also be an ideal car to convert to electric with lithium-ion batteries since it doesn't weigh much. You could put the batteries up front with 3 hub motors and have awesome weight…

If it has to be a Hongqi, it needs to be a new one of these!

Shouldn't be too hard to get this back over to the US, right? It has already passed muster by the feds before when petrol powered. I hope there is an option to add even more range like the Tesla. Sign me up!

Saab could flood the EV market with 100+ mile range + 4 powerful hub motors. The car unlike the Leaf would actually be fun to drive/handle well and be a lot like a Tesla, but cheaper. If this came out, Sweden might be like Norway and allow low taxes to put these on the road.

20 mile Range? Seriously? Even the Chevy Volt does better than this! They must be testing these with lead-acid batteries (Probably AGM type). Now if it had 100 mile range or more from either LiFePO4 or LiCoO2 batteries, these might sell.

1983 F1 in Detroit

Poor Maserati...He should have pushed a Toyota Tacoma off the cliff.

This is such an awesome ride with no rust! You could use the rear as an RV. At that price you get something to take camping/hunting/road trippin with all your friends and you can roast the rear tires!

The only way to outrun Dubai Police now is to put a rocket on the car.

Is it me, or does this thing look like a complete death trap?