This list should have been a top forty. There are tons of cool "jeeps that aren't Jeeps"!

Not if you're Russian.

Not only that, they are unobtainable nowadays. If you have an LM002 just hope you don't need new tires. No one makes them anymore!

Alfas were made in Brazil before, so there is a precedent for foreign made Alfas. That's bullshit, Marchionne!

I am a big jeep fan here, they're the only American car I'd buy, and I totally agree with you!

They sold a long wheel base Samurai outside the US, and a four door prototype was made by Suzuki too. This is definitely a new Samurai.

I love this styling. Would make me buy a Jeep again.

They have always been there. Does it bother that now you know who they are?

Never connect your steering column to your crankshaft. Never.

That's bullshit. Everybody knows Jesus drove a Honda.

Great, I like to learn something new every day!

Santander didn't dream up a ractrack in London in 2012.

I had mine for two years and 28,000 (bought with 18,000 miles, sold with 46,000), all I needed was a set of tires, and regular maintenance. As reliable as I wanted it to be. I can't vouch for a hich mileage one.

Still look like a pup taking a poop.

I spent six years living in South Korea and fodly remember both the Ssangyong Korando and the Ssangyong Musso, both Mercedes-powered and true off road truck. I'd love to have a Korando or Musso too!

The Brazilian-made Troller!

The problems with emissions on a regular two-stroke is the fact that the lubricating oil for the engine is mixed into the gasoline fuel. On Freevalve's car it still has a regular four stroke lubricating system with the lubricating oil separated from the fuel, all Freevalve's software does is simulate a two stroke…

So awesome that this is a Saab!

Neighbors to the south too. That's a good point, but that's probably true close to the border only.

Not used in the US, perhaps just on foreign firms, but I imagine special ordering metric size paper must be a pain in the ass and much more expensive.