The Bartini A-57. An amazing plane (designed in the mid 50s), a unique concept, and the tale of an incredibly talented engineer who worked passionately for a regime that never trusted him.

Michael, you used the wrong image for your article, thereby omitting the real protagonist (who also did the dangerous stunts) and the reason why the movie became a world wide success:

There used to be a time when you couldn’t just buy a supercar because you had money. The company would select who they allowed to buy their cars. Alas, it seems these days almost anyone with money can just buy them.

Really wish I could've jumped out of an OV-10 Bronco..

It's not a " defective fuel delivery component", it's actually an expansion joint..

What an amazing car, back in the day and now!

I was expecting xenomorphs to show up at any second.

If this was your car what would be the first thing you'd add/change/modify? (tires? exhaust?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP1e0o…

It's all Greek to you I presume?

I think that in order to sell the ZUBR, Russia would have to consent too. It would be suicidal for Greece to sell the ZUBR, despite the high maintenance cost.

L.J.K Setright.

I hope the pilot had his notepad so he could take notes on how to fly a plane.

The Swift GTi was a very fun and relatively "swift" little car with a high revving and sweet sounding engine.

For a base model, the new Honda Fit LX is loaded, not a "base" model at all.

No F40LM?

Lotus 88. Twin chassis ftw.

I don't see any lines on the hood, is the whole front end supposed to open somewhat like the Viper or they don't care because it's a concept?