This looks like one of the modern chinese knock-offs to me. Super CP.

New feature! Now with fleshlight mounted directly to voice coil!!

Just 30 minutes south of where this was taken is a suburb called Florida, this area is also the most drink drivingest, road ragingest place in Western Australia.

Not Perth, south of Perth.

I’m always happy when an early NSX gets a new lease on life but seriously, it’s like Clarion assembled the stereo then bought the car.

Yep, NP. With a car like this you tune out you head and listen to your heart. To hell with solvency!!!

Ahahaha that thing looks awesome!! We already have a truck for hauling, a sedan for me to drive when it’s raining and a motorbike for summer so I’m thinking a Suzuki Cappuccino (the most Miata not-miata there is) or another Daihatsu Mira. In Australia the hatch back Keis are super popular as courier cars in the cities…

I wish it was the ‘Zam!! Those things are awesome!

The Daihatsu Mira (The black one in the pic). It had a voracious appetite for big end bearings but in retrospect that was more likely a result of oil starvation for my voracious appetite for the massive lateral G loading. Seriously, I managed to fit 205/14" tires on it with some positive offset rims and it would lift…

I had one of these for real when I was 20. With a set of sticky track day tires it was hilarious to see how fast you could take corners without using brakes.

Yep, starting with a 2.2L 4 cyl.

“now including a four-cylinder gasoline engine for the first time ever. “

No thank you buddy. I’ve been in the company of a few of these now and rather than thinking of it as a performance car it should more be compared to a Jag XJS, BMW 850 or some other desirable but otherwise hideously expensive to run GT barge. These 3 rotors in the stock barge drank like a V12 to get any where at pace…

Lol Carlo Abarth was Austrian. He changed his name from Karl to Carlo to better fit in when he ws naturalised in Italy for his job.

Funny thing is Carlo (originally Karl) Abarth is Austrian not Italian.