My answer: They take a no compromises no excuses approach to everything. And yes - even Toyota regardless of what our useless news organizations will have you believe!

Also not ready for prime-time players.

Oh well, I suppose it beats the other way round!

Could it be???!!! the highway of tomorrow???!!!

Ahhh! now I understand the purpose of planned obsolescence.

There was a product like that a some years ago called the "Simumotor" that worked in a similar fashion. It cost $125 bucks and made your car sound like an 8 bit video game.

They put the "BM" in "BMW" sticking their buts out like that!

Restored??? Yea! and how much Bondo is under that paint?

Wait a minute!!! I got confused after the part about a Neon going 140mph, how was it able to do that? Was a Subaru towing it??? Hahahaha!

Does homeland security seriously think these cars put our nation at risk? Note to Homeless Security - get a life! then go do something worth my tax dollars! then - go f*#@ yourself.

As much as I love jamming a car company for producing cars that is more like a mobile outhouse than car, I have to give Suzuki credit for improving so much over the years. Especially after the Metro, the Samurai was a hit the Metro was well..... But this new offering looks very promising, and if the build quality and…

If your truly interested in protecting your life with the car you drive everyday you have to look at car companies that have historically put safety before all other concepts, unlike GM who puts gimmicks and appearances first. Those are inarguably Volvo, Mercedes and Toyota to name a few, I have owned all of those…

Reading comprehension is fine, especially the parts I where GM cars have a notorious history of inadequate strength in the roof. Sorry fact, do your homework first before you open your mouth.

Me thinks not ALL of the truth was told in this little story! 50 years of safety improvements???! Now is evident the reality, not so much the better!

Crack Pipe!

CNG.... Kinda dangerous aint it?

Is that the overall shape of it??? I hope someone at Toyota design has a goddamn marker to draw some lines because the "lightbulb" styling makes me sick!

There was supposed to be a photograph of a 1980's Oldsmobile Omega attached, however Jalopnick has been acting a bit more finicky these days. Id love to make it work, but it's just easier to search for a picture of an American made car from 1980.

I have no idea the manufacturer, other than China, nor do I know the cars model name. STILL..... my vote is on this chunk of worthless shit.

Great, now can we have our friggin money back?