Just one thing more needs to be said:

From the pictures, the construction of the van appears to be similar to the LEGO Volkswagen T1 Camper Van but with a different roof, side panels, and colors, among others. The shell and construction method are similar though.

Arguably the same or better value considering current market values.

You should feature all the cars. All of them. Absolutely all.

The trunk is there, too, and is pretty much about what you'd expect. You can definitely fit a few dogs back there, but as it's a sedan, and not a hatch, I don't know why you would, you monster.

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How did you get started in racing and at what age?

Hi Matteo,

Lada Land. Mix the build quality and aesthetic appeal of Ladas with Russian management and the Russian approach to fun and it sounds like we could have a winner!

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All the supercars used in any chase sequence are replica cars built on a standardized frame with LS-series V8 engines. Jalopnik had an article about it a while back.

Well, he has to avoid all those flaming Koenigseggs and Ferraris in some way...

They haven't experienced property devaluation unless they've had multiple LeMons cars parked around the neighborhood.

I hope they have Star Wars lightsaber sound effects for artificial noise.

I was never aware that Koenigsegg had bad quality control. Look at the panel fit!

Yeah, of course there's a need for speed. It's physics. You need speed, or else you'll crash into the bunch of cars on the street under you and die a fiery death.

The revenge, of course, has to happen in this super-exclusive race called the DeLeon. The race itself makes no sense — the winner gets all the cars that entered the race, a potential stable-full of Ferraris and Veyrons and maybe a Koenigsegg or two — but since every car seems to get destroyed in the race, what's the…

What's wrong with the Omni?

But as Gabe points out in his story, and as other automakers have learned the hard way, this demographic is one that hates to be marketed to, especially in this meticulously researched and targeted sort of way. It's clearly pandering, and millennials hate being pandered to.