As a car design would say, form following function. Whatever that function is...

Yes, yes, and Yes. Add on a set of proper Watanabe wheels, and your life cannot be more complete.

One more level and he will achieve the ultimate:

Changing bulbs and wipers.

I have said this but I will say it again. This new halo is like burglar bars on windows.

My biggest concern about new halo is in the case of car being upside down, a driver may not be able to climb out from underneath.

Would have been a nonissue with Viet Stig.

But... but... but... you couldn’t get a stanced Soarer in 1994...

This bus is actually an automatic. That shifter box is just a stick on toy.

There is always the 25-year rule waiting for you, for about 25 years...

Look at the i3, just look at this abomination. Did BMW seriously think they were going to sell i3 like a normal 3-series?

Make this 13-gear gearbox in manual and all Fast and Furious movies will make sense.

Whether competitors’ electric cars are better or not, if they are offered by large manufacturers like GM or Mercedes they can always employ the strategy of selling at a loss to stump Tesla out. Such strategy has not been seen yet, but Tesla still needs to watch its back.

The upside is, more US viewers now get to experience David Croft’s excellent gatling gun style first lap commentary.

16hp moving a payload of 700kg? Hmm, the interesting question is, if you strap 16 horses together can they carry more than 700kg together?

Does the new Supra matter anymore? Z4 chassis with Z4 engine, it’s nothing but a re-skinned BMW Z4. I don’t think I have ever been this disappointed about a new sports car, let alone a new sports car called Supra.

A ratchet wrench with a 10mm socket can fix anything on a 25 years old Nissan or pretty much any Japanese car. But what tools do you need to fix a 25 years old British TVR?

We homo sapiens are very much flawed, but every once in a while, we do amazing.

Looks like only a small damage and should be easily repairable, so that’ll cost about $300,000?

What a fugly POS.