Sure it has a Honda motor with the same service schedule as a Civic, but with no doors, windows, heat, or trunk, it would make for an insane daily driver.

BMW M5

The original Honda CVCC

+ props

Good call, but I am not sure this could be considered a production car. Sure 200 were built, but for only one year, with no follow up model offered.

Good call.

Hear me out. Before the E30 M3 there was the 2.3 16V Mercedes. This factory tuned car lead to the E30 M3 which lead to every other car company offering a factory tuned car. M3, M5, S4, AMG, STi, Type R, SVT, Type S, etc.... It all started with the 2.3 16v.

Agreed, but the Jeep Wagoneer was the first to make this form factor into an everyday SUV that the whole family can use daily, it is not just a farm truck.

December 1999, Insight became the first hybrid available in North America, beating Toyota's Prius by seven months.

The original family SUV

Honda Insight

Subaru Brat

That and the 2004 Corvette. No cars in 2005.

Nice ones can be had for $50k. The problem is, if the A/C goes out, it's a mortgage payment. What am I talking about, every repair on this car is a mortgage payment. Cam belt service = $10,000.

Agreed. Great car until the change engine light comes on.

F355

Damn Nibbles.

1969 Charger.

Ferrari F40

A friend of mine always wanted one of those. He bought a clean one for $3,000 and then had to take a second loan to have the motor rebuilt the next month. Doh!