I mean, it’s an Echo, so it was barely transportation to begin with.

wonder how they do at 60 MPH on gravel.

It’s common to cut VW engines in half for use in experimental aircraft.

Who needs a stinkin’ steering wheel?

Why so much coverage of autonomous cars lately? I understand that it’s a major development in transportation, but I thought this site was geared towards driving enthusiasts. It seems like a running publication covering the latest in electric wheelchairs. Let’s refocus.

Different departments. Probably the same marketing morons that brought us those stupid focus group ads.

That’s the most awesomely H3 owner thing I’ve ever heard.

The stickers have been wrong for a long time - hell, on my V8 Hummer H3 they said I’d get between 13 and 15 mpg. Yeah, no. But, who has two thumbs and doesn’t care? yeah, this guy. I live on your hate.

Because a penis can only get so erect.

Congratulations, Mr. HammerheadFistpunch, on another COTD! My award to you is a Land Cruiser which this lovely lady will deliver as soon as she finds a jacket.

Maybe?? 90's Impreza hatch

I think we need to ask this guy first

Don’t worry, the insurance company will find a way to screw the trucker over too.

Replacing not only the engine, but also the complete engine controls, exhaust system, fuel system and at least modifying the transmission? This is not Edd China on Wheeler Dealers. Dozens, if not hundreds of dealer man-hours and expensive parts are simply not worth it. Any car worth less than $15k or even $20k (like…

But not as cheap as exporting them to countries with weak emissions standards?

Spoiler alert: iron man kills captain America using nox particulates from a TDI. It’s brutal.

It actually looks like a very efficient (and clean!) public transit, which makes the secrecy even more confusing.

“And clean!!" Well, it's not like you're going to find a lot of food wrappers on the floor.

Points for degree of difficulty: 11

A CVT with manual shifting, as seen in the Nissan Altima.