Haha, oh yes it is. Courtesy of K.A.P motorsport. They are the British specialist of 4x4 Suzuki's. Check out their Jimny's;

No no, what you need to do is a pick up conversion.

It really depends. They are quite sturdy tho. This one lasted long enough for the crane operator to lower the truck in one piece...

And sometimes it´s not so smooth. This truck driver forgot to disconnect the container from his trailer. He got a great view of Rotterdam.

That´s actually a great example!

It´s a slide show, but thats good enough...

That makes me wonder. Did the NTSA and euro NCAP crash a Veyron? I wonder if there´s some kind of documentation on that.

Fiat Multipla fo´ sho. Look at all those curves...

Hold up. Wait, what? Why are Bugatti Veyrons not street legal in Australia?

I´ve driven in Nevada, got driven around in New York (cabs) and actually did a road trip from Miami to Orlando (Disney World for my kids). So I´d like to think that I´ve got some experience on US roads.

That sure is a pity.

"(as well as unreleased photos of the sides and the rear)"

Totally agree with you. I had to downgrade my car insurance just because of the costs, which were astronomical. Now if I cause an accident, my insurer will only cover the costs of the other party. And I will have to pay to repair my own car.

Sure do! Wow, havent seen it in ages tho. Thanks for bringing me back!!

i've learned from all the replies that it's actually pretty common to have a CF drive shaft. Apparently a lot of japanese cars have them. Also some mustangs...

That´s pretty awesome. I wonder of I could get one for my Golf mk5 haha

No disassemble!!

Great video! Thanks for this!!

Somehow, I just do not believe that maintenance will not be unreasonable...