This is absolutely the correct answer.

My XR4 was actually pretty reliable, right up until it got totalled by a Silverado. I had a timing belt break, but that was the only problem I ever had.

“Hell, the Tacoma even comes optioned with a V8.”

I had one of these as my first car. My dad bought it lightly used in 1986, and it basically served as his weekend car until 1995 when I started driving, then it became mine. It was the first generation XR4, with the biplane wing, gray plastic lower cladding, and a proper gearbox.

It would appear that a middle school kid’s sketch was the inspiration for the Senna, so why the hell not?

Meth is a hell of a drug. 

When I lived in Illinois, I was always impressed by how many vehicles appeared to be made of rust and held together with nothing but Bondo and prayers. It surprised me not one bit to see Illinois plates on that XJ.

This clickbait title is bad and you should feel bad. 

Wheel. Well. Gap.

Jeezus... I haven’t seen a video of that crash in a long time, I almost forgot how violent it was. I remember watching it with my dad, and we both thought for sure that we’d just witnessed our favorite driver die right there on live TV. For some reason, I’m still troubled by the fact that you can see his feet hanging…

Haha... I would have guessed Highland Park or maybe Lake Forest. 

Which north shore suburb was this photo taken in? 

You my friend are a special kind of crazy. I hope that you do get that Phaeton and document your experiences.

Bruh... 30 isn’t too old for a hot hatch.

I’ve met quite a few of them unfortunately.

I've always thought that Europas were hideous. Still do, but after having seen a few in person, the design kinda makes sense in a way. I still think it's ugly, but it isn't as ugly up close. 

I know it’s already been said, but seriously... STOP USING THAT PHOTO.

Every.

I was wondering the same thing, but after taking a closer look at the photos, it looks like there’s a tank on his welder, so I’m thinking he’s using gas.

I feel like we’re being trolled with these COTDs now.