The Enzo with its gaping, buck-tooth overhanging front end, has to be on this list. It looks like the car came to a screeching stop and the body kept going for a couple of inches.

I’m going with this classic Nissan ad from 1996 I believe:

Minor correction: the Isuzu Impulse was sister car to the GEO Storm, not the Metro.

If it happened in the USA a bunch of “legal scholars” would be on Reddit arguing that the dealer has to sell it at that price.

What an extraordinarily ignorant view on children and parenting. This may sound shocking, but tiny children often behave very differently from each other, regardless of the parenting method. 

The Geo version was the “Storm”. Also agree, these came out right as I started driving and I wanted the Storm so bad - then I test drove one and noped right on out of there and got an S-10 instead. 

Do you have a 34" waist or do you wear a size 34 pant? Because those are different things. I’m a little heavier than you and have a 42" waist but wear a 36" pant. I doubt if I lost 15 pounds, I’d lose eight inches off my waist, but I probably would go down to a size 34 pant.

At 5'10", I would think a 34-inch waist…

Just have the emergency guys stop showing up. Eventually the sink hole will get filled with cars so they can just pave over it and fix it faster.

I’m far from a manual elitist, moved on years ago and think that modern automatics are just better suited for modern cars, and that manuals feels almost out of place.

Alfa Romeo 4C... ruined by the mandatory automated manual transmission:

Well, to be exact, it’s a grain of rice that’s broadcasting one hell of a radio signal!

“8mm (63/200 inches) long and 6mm (59/250 inches) wide”

Shouldn’t it be relatively easy to grab some radiation detecting equipment and drive the path the truck took? I would think anything emitting strong enough to burn the skin would be very easily detectable as long as there’s not something crazy where like a storm washed it down a river or it got stuck in someone’s tire…

“According to authorities in Australia, the capsule was safely packed away on January 10.”

You forgot Woops!

This red.

Of all the unrealistic things in the movies, having a DeLoran hit 88 mph is one of the worse.

The Gadgetmobile

The ELR and the Volt to me are the car of the decade. It had enough range for 90% of people to get and forth to work, even more so with 2nd gen volt, but no range anxiety. It seems other mfg are finally catching on to Chevy failed/forced to fail experiement and there is still yet to be a car that tops the Volts range…

Tesla Model S