The engine of a Sherman Tank. 'murica that is all

Those hand built miniature V12s definitely top my list. A true work of art and hard work dedicated to the most miniscule details. To top it off its a real working and running engine. I would love to have one sitting in my house.

Rolls Royce Merlin.

BMW S70/2 Used in the McLaren GTR

Haha, right? Let's use a Ford catchphrase to describe this Chevy...blasphemy.

Despite all that, it it started and drove out of the Skydome under its own power. Built tough.

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FTFY.

That's odd. The one I built and housed my bike and beer fridge is still standing and being used by my ex wife's new boyfriend and his gang for the same purpose. (presumably to get the fuck away from her) Sometimes all you need is shelter.

I'm calling 100% BS on the Wrangler. This is coming from a guy who started with a 1971 CJ5 with the 225 "Dauntless" V6 and a full floater D44 out back, then transitioned into 2 TJs, and is now rocking around in a JKUR. My Jeeps get dirty then they get clean. I've got plenty of rock scrapes and thumps to beat the…

I think I hate the term hyper car more than anything.

Ahh, the good ole "supercar" definition debate. Never ... I mean, always gets old.

I don't think this car being in a handicap spot is helping your case dude.

That's hot, was it textured or smooth? Probably textured. Ya know what they say, If its got bumps, I humps.

1993 Mitsubishi 3000GT

I feel you on the MX-3. But let's go to something even smaller. The AZ-1 would be perfect for a city runabout sports car. Mid engine and rear wheel drive. What more do you want?

I had the Japanese equivalent. Good lord was it ever a good car to drive. Plenty sporty but ultra comfortable and the 1JZ twin turbo was an absolute gem. Probably the best all around car I've had.

Although not a huge fan of Japanese steel at all, the *hardtop* Lexus SC would have to be my contender. It lived almost exclusively in the 90's and was a competent sporty coupe. And dead reliable

Porsche 944