Love the Z1 doors, but they had no staying power because they remained within the profile of the car. The thing that makes billionaire doors billionaire doors is the fact that they rise above the vehicles profile and into a person’s natural line off sight; thus drawing the attention of valets, gold-diggers, and TMZ.

Three things Jaguar needs to do with this:

This is obviously a bit of shade, and it’s fantastic.

This “study” is total garbage. You can’t take a single variable and attribute all occurrences to it. Coincidence does not equal correlation. This time period also coincides with the increased presence of cell phones AND SUVs. Both of which could/would be contributing factors.

Beautiful truck, but CP at that price. Under $10k it would probably be NP - especially if he added cheesy tubular bumpers and a light bar.

Got to the automatic transmission and stopped reading. CP.

The car itself intrigues me, but the carnival barker that’s advertising it screams RUN AWAY.

Radio waves are electromagnetic radiation, just like light. So, yeah, they do.

Front wheel drive and early ‘90s Ford build quality: Nope!

Holy crap! I’m sick of the grays!

There could be a pair of upside down milk crates with ratchet straps for seatbelts inside and this thing would still be NP!

Came here for this :)

Probably not going out on a limb to assume that the “American Mustang” in question looks a lot like this:

Could somebody please ungrey me

I, so very much, need one of these I my life again! My first car was a dark purple 74 Midget. The only thing reliable about it was it’s refusal to start, but damn, was it fun.

I applaud the craftsmanship, but that thing would be the body maintenance nightmare of a lifetime. Plus, that hot Ford flathead tucked tight between panels of kindling. Nope!

Fact: Is you laid all the blood vessels in your body end to end, you’d be dead.

Not even for $65. These were shit when new. Three and a half decades of age isn’t going to improve that.

Those “spare tires” on the Yaris WERE the factory steel wheels

I’m just impressed as hell that you found a photo of a Vector interior that wasn’t out of an old Road and Track article.