What about inside the tires? As long as your stash can handle high pressure and being tossed around, and assuming you distribute the weight nicely, there's quite a lot of empty space in there.

Would something like this need to be registered as an Aerostar or a Suburban? If either one is fine, I'll stick a Ferrari under a Honda Civic's VIN plate, so I can save on insurance by just driving a modified Honda Civic. :D

Actually, if you look at the yellow lines on the ferry, I think it might actually be bigger than either of the SUVs over there.

A car.

I like it in a sense that it absolutely sucks and I hate it.

Sorry, 2x4-through-the-windshield-video guy, but your story is no longer the most horrifying.

Uhhh..... I don't like this idea. It would leave a bad taste in my mouth after driving it, because it's just not real. And it wouldn't have RingWerk and whatnot. Half of the appeal of the real 'Ring is all the other things it has to offer. Why not just make a NEW 13-mile track. Or, because this is America, go for a…

Banksy made it, so it's automatically amazing.

Remember to take your saw and Bugs.

Escanaba in da Moonlight? :3

Peepee Falls Street.

Yup.

Nonmetal wheels are quite oldschool.

If I know my Ikea-ese, I think it means "colored sofa with throw pillows."

Pretty sure that's a Lambo, dude.

And that's me in the Hummer causing all sorts of pain that's never on the screen. :P

Overuse of effects is not just for scene girls on Facebook. And unlike scene girls on Facebook, this thing is beautiful.

So this way, when he inevitably goes for another joyride, he'll be on high alert and speed away as soon as he sees flashing lights. Whereas, with a proper license, there would be a much greater chance he's pull over and no one would die.

Watch the pillars behind the car. It's not perfect right there, and when you see it you will fffffuuuuuuu.

Only three motors? So, one that moves the wheels, one in each wiper, and then I guess there's no option for electronic mirrors/seats/anything?