Maybe in ten years, when I could see if the old models have endured wear and time in a good way. Here in Uruguay I see plenty of new, cheap, sort-of-attractive Chinese trucks on a daily basis, but most models are less than 3 years old. Most still look OK, but some make some weird noises (I can't remember all the makes…

It's always the next one, specially if you don't know of it.

Nice Lancias in the back... Aurelias nonetheless.

The following are projects that (LUCKILY) never made it past voting, or simple political bullshit. I've heard of them product of living in Uruguay, right next to Argentina (all are Argentinian projects).

My exact reaction.

I like to think that Nashville already ditched its own ambulances in favour of these.

It would be good for her to start burnin' some rubber.

She's known in the drift scene scene as The Rubber Robber

And almost nobody in the north hemisphere knows about one of his greatest feats: escaping from an Uruguayan prison alongside 110 other prisoners, through a tunnel dug under the prison's foundation and into a neighbouring house.

Props to the editor, and whomever came up with the concept.

Oh, thanks!

Could you add me?

It used to look so nice...

Blasphemy on that Lancia!

Yvonne Strahovski, IMO.

Well, for once I see chrome on a car that can actually pull it off well enough!

Ah, uhm, what?

I know, the article had another video that was taken down.

Here it is.

I like how the Chinese guy assembling the car is hammering the bonnet into position like crazy. Have in mind those cars are made of tinfoil.