1. Looks like either a Suzuki Samurai or Jimny. I couldn't be bothered to know the difference. But it's probably some Soviet car.

Case in point: today on the Facebook page, I posted saying how 1st gen Viper mirrors are exactly the same as all models and years of the 3S cars knowing very people would know this.

I must say, I do like this quite a bit more than that fantastic looking Chaparral/Corvette VGT that had a fucking laser beam making it only want to go straight instead of having actual driven wheels.

I posted a photochopped picture of mine that was lowered more and had staggered 19" 3SDM 0.06s and I was told to either part it out or wreck it by fellow owners. Still going to do it because:

Duh.

I still have mine. :P (forgo the grime stickers, that's all gone - not proud of that phase)

Just woke up and freaked out thinking it was April 1st after seeing that car with that price.

A completely purpose built chassis for $50k? Sure you could buy a new Corvette for that. But that's boring. This isn't. I'm gonna have to go NP on this.

That (presumably) timing and scoring box that the car narrowly missed would surely have been deadly at that speed had it come through the window.

Not when it's turbocharged!

How will cocaine addicts have the money for a Ferrari in the first place?

The quad exhaust on the new Mk7 Golf R. I know it's a fantastic car, but these spoil the whole thing for me.

If this racecar will indeed be called the GT-R, that is certainly a dead giveaway as to the powertrain of the next generation GT-R road car.

Now, I don't know about some of you guys, but these are the lowest - and at the same time, highest - horsepower cars I've ever "driven."

In Utah, Colorado, or one of those states?

C'mon, it's a green car in Colorado. You don't think drugs were involved?

I feel like we don't need a "team" to fund this. It sounds more realistic and convincing if one super wealthy fuck throws down the cash.

This is absolutely wonderful, and a perfect example as why to never take things too seriously. I love when cars and their owners give the finger to the purists.