After all that work, it’s still the second best electric truck in that picture...

Ronin.

Ronin, Ronin.....Ronin

Ronin!

Honestly, any of the ones from Ronin

As a kid, THE RC car to have was the Tamiya Grasshopper. It was a kit you had to build yourself and the performance was dramatically better than the crap you got from Radio Shack. Of course they had better kits available and tons of potential upgrade parts and the like.

Climate-controlling the interior of a vehicle uses an absolutely trivial amount of power compared to actually moving one — keeping your dogs cool while you shop on a hot day is almost free functionality in terms of power usage.

Keep going until you get to Psych.

Youabian Puma vibes

ND because nicer ones sell for less than this. An AP2 with similar miles in nicer condition would be able to maybe get this price, but not an AP1.

Disagree with the rotating mass comment. Radial engines have lower rotating mass than inline or V engines of similar displacement. This engine likely has a 700 ish cubic in displacement and a Big Block Chevy would have a higher rotating mass because of the giant crank and the need for a flywheel.

What a bunch of curmudgeons you all are!

Missed Spyker:

SHUT DOWN ALL THE GARBAGE MASHERS ON THE DETENTION LEVEL!!!

“Did you choke back a sob when Sgt. Warren “Skip” Muck and Pfc. Alex Penkala were killed instantly (and together) by an artillery barrage in Band Of Brothers?”

And, in real life. Don’t forget that.

Cool, you can reuse that list for the “worst coupes ever made” list, just remove the ATS and Scirocco.

The irony of Jalopnik pointing out Porsche’s spelling error is delicious.

That roll bar looks like it would do a fantastic job of saving everything from the shoulders down. 

Yeah and at walmart you can use a coupon code and get $10 extra off. WOWFRESH

It’s Morgan. it has to be Morgan. There’s no other option than the one offering three wheelers with painted sharks mouths and designs that date back to the best of the 40, 50s and early 60s - but with all (most?) of the modern safety and performance requirements that come with a new car.