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Granted I can't draw worth shit, but I'd hold off judgement until I looked at the car in sheet metal. If he the tribal graphics he did conform to the car as a canvas it would definitely make me think better of him and his work. Also Hello Kitty and Domokun with piston are more than just tribal lines. The whole car

That car looks like a rolling police state.

I wish my RX-7 sounded like that. One day.

One of the greatest parts of driving those old cars is the smell. When I get in my '83 RX-7 it always has a whiff of engine, oil or gas or exhaust. Not too much, but enough to remind you there's a machine under the hood that drives you forward by making explosions. An old car, or at least my car right now, is like

Like a boss.

That's the thing. When you give a vehicle a name you are creating an image, a meaning. This gives expectations to new vehicles in the same name. It becomes a part of our language. So basically Jeep fucked itself by raising expectations that it never intended to fill. Porsche didn't bring back the 928 designation for

Someone commented about the Mazda6 cutting the front of the car up with the front hood line and I think the comment stands here. If the hood followed the lights and terminated at the grill the front of the car would look a lot cleaner.

You can't argue with racing wheels inspired by Sakura.

I think it's that people get involved with their choice marque like sports fans with their choice of team. You want to know how it does against the competition and you want your marque to be better than everyone else's whether or not you'll ever own one/make the team. You may own a Kia/play for a beer league hockey

In the midst of finding out what powers the spinning dorito inside my RX-7. Should be lots of fun.

Every curve is vicious to an Albertan.

I'm with you on the jealousy thing. I've seen that kneejerk argument too many times. Oh you don't like the fact that rich people buy a car as an accessory? You are jealous. Fuck that. And I agree with your Lamborghini argument as well. Most supercars aren't cool, they need too much attention. They yell 'look at me.'

Not trying to be an ass, but without the possessive apostrophe 's' your comment comes across dirtier than, I imagine, you wanted it to.

Cross-linguistic bad puns.

It's from wikipedia, so take it for what it is, but on the other hand it at least matches a internet commenter in trustworthiness: The Top Gear test track is used by the BBC automotive television programme Top Gear. It is located at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey, United Kingdom. The track was designed by Lotus Cars as

Because it will teach you. I bought my '83 RX-7 and it taught me to look more carefully before you jump. Now that I've moved the low compression engine into a chassis that isn't as crooked as a Montreal politician, it taught me how to remove and replace engines, and soon, with the other engine, I will learn how the

It look slike they watched to much Enter The Void before they put this together.

Just rock it. Forwards, then backwards, then forwards, then backwards. Always the first things to do. Every pass gives you a bit more room to run until you gain enough speed to destroy whatever ice/snow has built up in front of/behind you or to bump up over it. Fuck actually getting out of the car

I think, more than anything, what most people are reacting to is how obnoxious the car is. The kid went out of his way to make the car 'different'; you don't duct tape a speedometre to the hood because that's the cheapest/easiest way to go. It's like he said, he's trolling. And so people get upset and don't see the