The wheelbase (110") was larger than the camaros (108") , but that's why it was such a well designed car. It was shorter and more narrow, which when combined with the larger wheelbase produced a very favorable weight balance. Also, it was light:

Because as a car enthusiast, I like to ask why not? The Nova SS was literally a production sleeper car. It was considerably smaller than its big brother camaro, but with the same amount of power. Most would agree that the 1970's 402 Nova was the last respectable model. Although, I'd prefer to see something along…

Once you pop... you just can't stop.

Great use of edit to change your original comment about it "looking like an Impala." Apparently you never even saw what I was laying down and walked right past it. I would say duck, but it'll probably go over your head.

Just keep the wheelbase and rear end short, while producing it strictly as a 2-door coupe with that "nose-down" look.

Just curious, why hasn't Chevy remade the Nova SS?

1953 Riley RMF

This seems highly relevant.

1953 Magirus-Deutz S6500?

The 20 km/h sign looks like a warning sign, implying slower speeds because of the speed bump. Similar to this sign:

Oh, how comical one letter change would be...

Did the Sudhir Venkatesh and J.T. story really happen? If so, do you know what has become of J.T. (if he's out of prison)?

Well, it didn't take long to find a reason for this.

Let's all rejoice. Summer is coming.

Schumacher's black FXX

No, your opinion is irrelevant. If you followed sports at all you'd know boxing, horse racing, football, and (arguably) cycling cheat, in performance enhancing ways, much more than baseball.

CBSnews (January 7, 2014)

Makes roughly 5% of Flacco's 2014 salary... fail Maryland.

Matt Carle seems to be working on his future career in the MLS.