No. They are reciving insurance totalled cars, just not cars that have been deliberately stripped before handing them back to VW.

I love how the Lada perfectly fits through most doors and it reminded me a lot of this:

Almost, they are Grand Cherokee lights:

They could get the new European one and Americans would still never buy it because it’s basically a chassis cab van with a bed. And they like big manly trucks instead.

Toyota Century V12:

I see your i-MIEV and raise you a Coda:

Okay. I won’t. I promise. I do kind of like her Daihatsu minivan there, though.

They even took the time to change the tail lights:

Every single car with push button start has a key to unlock the doors if the fob battery dies and you just need to touch the button with the key to start the engine.

Apparently they are from a brand called “Milestar”, he didn’t even bother getting some KO2's or Wrangler’s on his build.

I’m sure it’s “Boh-seh”.

It’s Lan-cha

This, you can get it with a manual and awd for $25,900, or just get the Countryman which is smaller but cheaper.

The Superb is still a liftback, although the previous gen could be opened as a sedan aswell.

Technically Skoda does sell in America, they have dealers in Chile, Colombia and Ecuador. But yeah not in the US.

Fun fact, Skoda doesn’t offer any sedans in their lineup, they are all CUV’s, hatchbacks, wagons or liftbacks.

An old chinese car probably has a manual transmission.

Banana for reference:

Every car is getting an “Active” version for some reason, it consists of black body cladding, roof racks and silver accents. The trend started in mid 2000's and it’s coming back stronger than ever.

This is what the new EcoSport should have been all along!