In other words, Porsche has a perfectly ordinary European commercial vehicle.

$12,500 1990 BMW 750iL V12, with a DINAN twin-turbo setup

This means that I leave you in the insanely capable hands of Patrick George...

Still one of the fastest in the world.

I win.

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A car that no one asked for and has no market.

“Yeah, Hondas are nice, I guess. Civics get good mileage, and the Accord’s pretty decent...holy shit, what’s THAT?!

Toyota 2000GT. This stunner suddenly appeared in an era, when japanese cars were odd-looking implements with a lot of standard equipment.

Nissan Juke R. Because did anyone realistically expect a Juke with a GT-R engine in it?

Miata is ALWAYS the answer! Nobody saw something like this coming in the late ‘80s.

Ford has been on a roll, and this is one of them:

The SCG 003

The Chevy SS

What we saw today at Spa is light years ahead of anything that F1 can do right now. 6 hours of epic awesomeness. No DRS, no Pirellis, no Ecclestone, no whiny drivers; just pure racing.

The original Renault Twingo. See the resemblance?

Dodge Durango Hybrid.

Are we talking new cars (or cars that are still being sold), or any hatchback ever created?

You don’t consider this a failure?!

The reason you do this is simple: