This is amazing... excellent work. I just knew that someone in Jalopland would know something about this thing. It looks shockingly well executed, especially in that rear 3/4 view. I’d love to know more about the car and the guy who built it.

I miss my 4Runner so damn much... it was thirsty as hell, and the infotainment system was definitely dated, but otherwise it was awesome.

HELLO HOOMANS... YOU HAS TREATS FOR CHEETAH?

You and me both.

This has already been said like a hundred times in these comments, but holy hell does this thing look great. Lincoln really should just abandon sedans and focus on building luxury SUVs because they’re obviously good at it.

The Explorer with the key-applied racing stripe reminds me of a stupid shameful car secret of my own...

I believe that about half of them do, including Raph, who wrote this particular piece.

And also remember that most of seem to be unaware that there is a whole country outside of New York.

“After eight quality seasons, Portandia is ending without overstaying its welcome”

Holy shit... it’s an attractive Toyota... with a hatch... and a manual... and it apparently comes in at least one real color.

I love it. It’s awesome. I’d happily drive the shit out of it.

McMike was robbed.

It is a bit strange, but the city existed well before the trains, so I guess the options were pretty limited.

That was spectacularly stupid, so stupid that it looked intentional.

Haha.. after I posted that, I had to double check my statement, because I thought maybe I’d forgotten what engine was in the E30 M3.

“It’s boxy, fast and has an inline-six under the hood.”

Seriously? Do you work for a friggin’ tobacco company?

I think the closest stateside analogy for the konbini would be something like the ABC Store. I find myself in Hawaii a lot (for work, so it’s not as fun as it sounds), and I usually end up at the ABC Store once a day. Yeah, it’s kinda touristy, but the nicer ones have delis, fresh sandwiches, sushi, fresh fruit, etc.,…

Let’s see... McLaren had Mercedes power starting in 1995, and while they had some success earlier on in that partnership, they’ve only brought home one Driver’s and one Constructor’s title in the past twenty years, the majority of which was spent with Mercedes.