From my understanding of Guantanamo Bay; it is the modern-day Alcatraz. It’s where the people who committed heinous crimes in the standard federal penitentiary system, go.

I think turbo lag adds to the experience, in some cases. For instance; I couldn’t (and wouldn’t want to) imagine an Audi UR Quattro or F40 without turbo lag.

Still waiting for someone to make a Tuk-Tuk Boom Boom.

This car really is one of the best drivers cars that Ferrari ever built.

I don’t care if it’s ugly, and is a brute to drive. It had a turbocharged version of the engine out of a Group B-spec MG Metro 6R4, and hit 200 MPH.

Not deserving of being unloved. That thing is freaking gorgeous!

I think the F50 wins this one.

And some say that I’m still screaming - and they’re right.

The lake has given it patina. Now hotrodders, go forth and make the first millenial rat-truck!

#BecauseBritishCar

Or, do the opposite. Make cars with *insanely* small displacements, but with many, many cylinders.

I’ll need to see a high-res photo of the car, but I can see enough to know that this isn’t a step in the right direction.

I love it - apart from the touch screens. Dashboards need to become digital, and GPS is nice, but touch screens for the radio, climate control, and all the rest of it, are a royal pain (and hazard). I’ve never gotten use to them, and I hate having to look away from the road to fiddle with something.

It’s not a bad looking car, and it doesn’t sound like it’ll be total garbage - unlike the Prius.

Do I win?

Keep ‘er runnin’!

L28, Straight-6.

Wasn’t that the engine they’d developed for their never-to-be F1 program?

(I’ll probably get lynched for this, but whatever.)

This... Over a R53 Mini Cooper S?!