I was thinking “Wow, they use their own freaky-deaky cars as camera cars, too!” You are doing Ceiling Cat’s work there.

This is so cool. I’ve always been fascinated by that thing because it really does look amazing. I imagine someone would have made improvements had it ever gone into production. The wood thing is so odd because that couldn’t have been cheap to make. Sheet metal would have been much more economic albeit much less…

...does that mean he’s not coming on then?

No doubt, I’m sure repaving would be a six-figure job.

Beef McLargeHuge?

I just knew I had seen that thing before:

2nd try

I really want a Torch/Lane Museum edition racing game where you get to drive all these bizarre, weirdo vehicles in a series of missions, with higher scores awards the worse the vehicle you manage to beat the mission with.

Weird, that looks nothing like Chris Evans.

I vote CP simply because I’m 6'9" and could never fit in one properly and I can never experience the majestic beauty that is the Miata.

All I can think they’re trying to say is “polished and shiny.”

Certainly the sexiest metal LP, although maybe only popular among a certain demographic.

oh come on! That’s clearly a blatant ripoff of the Hammerhead Eagle i-Thrust!!

This is starting to feel like a trap.

IIRC the way import rules work, if it wasn’t legal when it was brought over, even if they locked it in a garage till it was 25 it would still be subject to being crushed for the original illegal importation.

There are at least *2* in the United States then. Here is the Clio V6 in the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville.

Nice article Ken :-)

There is at least one S660 in the USA, at the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee. I fell in love immediately when I saw it there last year.