Rest in Peace, VW rally.

Evo did a piece on the Ford Fiesta R5 a while back and estimated the cost to be around £200k. So if you have the cash for a Lamborghini, by all means, buy a WRC car!

For the sake of argument, consider this: If WW2 killed 65 million people in six years, that’s about 11m people per year of the war- about 60% more than 7m/year for cancer.

RIP. It’s been fun.

The window is covered. Look at the front corner and see the interior.

I know next to nothing about engine tuning. Is it not possible to swap to electronic injection?

This sharing stuff from Facebook crap has got to stop. I can’t see anything on this page, and the FB link is useless as well. Make YouTube Great Again.

Apparently it is too much to ask.

The comments section says it uses a 1.9 TDI ALE, which according to Wikipedia, has:

NICELY DONE!

(Now if only they’d post actual YouTube videos)

Vine just got cancelled, apparently

My only car. Sweet Jeebus.

My only car. Dear sweet Jeebus.

My only car. Dear sweet Jeebus.

Trabant works rally cars and a few Isuzu pickups reportedly had five on the tree!

Aftermarket companies sell lots of parts, and most custom cars use manufactured aftermarket parts. So, even if a car was built by somebody in his garage, it probably still contains parts that aftermarket companies would like to show off. Many custom cars either have sponsor decals, or list on an info board which parts…

I can’t speak for reliability, but AMC made some pretty cool unibody 4WD’s. The Eagle wagon is the popular choice, but you could also get a sedan, coupe or Spirit hatch (basically a 4x4 Gremlin). These were all based off the 1970 Hornet and produced until the 1988 model year (all shared the same doors IIRC).

A cheaper way to get a dogleg would be a 1960's three speed column shift. And it’s an even better theft deterrent! Everyone will think it’s an auto, but once you see the third pedal, you still need to know the shift pattern because it isn’t marked. There’s no lockout for reverse, either.

Now add this to a 70's Aussie ute burnout.

Plus the fact that Netflix doesn’t even allow you to watch many, many titles. Family Video has them beat there. You can walk in and rent any 007 movie for like a dollar.