Um, excuse me? Clearly the best use for it is as a driving simulator rig. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

I actually know this specific car. it's often parked on DongSiShiTiao road in Beijing, but that was in 2011 when I lived in that building. I remember when it got the paint job cuz i thought it was a L'Or Blanc but it was in the same space. original paint job was Dark Blue Tinted/ Carbon White Silver

I think the owner of Icon once said that they find cars with real patina and leave them that way. They rework everything but leave the body with the original wear. So this is probably real patina, not a wannabe paint job.

You sir are wrong. That car is at least seven kinds of awesome. Probably more.

Why? It can still be restored - tastefully or otherwise. Some people like the worn look. I guess what they're doing is securing the car's structural integrity while keeping it looking like it's had a hard life. I can appreciate that, though, if it were me, I'd have new paint and trim.

Holy crap... they ARE really nice people!

Indeed it is! Are you in Monterey? Let's meet up. David 619-709-6155

The Bug, is it from Zelectric?

Not when you go #2

Wait, they're only using a 3 mile stretch of the road? I've done testing on that road for the past couple of years for SAE towing, the road is about 11 miles long, why are they not doing the entire length? What a lot of people don't realize is that HP and torque for this test is not nearly as important is your cooling…

MY FACE!!!! GIMME BACK MY FAAAAAACE!!!

Them thighs...

How about a whole brand - Saturn.

I'd argue that it was important for a 6th grader to watch. It was history, after all.

You're missing the other DeltaWing video. What happened to the car and the driver who tried to fix it after it got punted off the track. Yes. It is dusty in here. Why do you ask?

"it's an automatic and a manual!"

"Sammy. You have to listen Sammy. Otherwise it is not working."

I bet this guy is feeling awfully left out right about now: