I had the same dream!

Give this man a door prize! Ype it's a Holden Commodore (G8) in drag, but it's built in China, for the Chinese market, and has all sorts of interior upgrades not found in the other Zeta cars.

Buick Park Avenue. Because in China they still build big V8 RWD American cars. Fun old world.

There's an old A6 allroad in my driveway right now. Love that car and it needs to be replaced soon. New A4 allroad not getting the job done.

I've always been impressed by the tunnel sections of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Nothing like driving into a tunnel in the middle of a large body of water. Engineering at its best.

Nice

Manhattan Island - it already has a racetrack built around it with fantastic straightways, great views, impressive elevation changes, tunnels, hairpin turns, and a fastest time to beat. http://jalopnik.com/5816679/watch-the-new-record-for-fastest-lap-around-manhattan

Any traffic light on a roundabout. Looking at you Junction 8 M25 roundabout. They only make matters worse.

I'll second that, A3 is not a wagon.

Good tires. They make such a difference its silly.

There are more wagon lovers out there then you realize.

if you are looking for a daily dose of wagon porn, these guys have it in spades ... http://wagonation.com/

'It can go "well over 20 kilometers" on pure electric, which is about 12 miles.'

Call OnStar and tell them to turn that baby off.

Vive la France. Jacques Clouseau is in route.

G-6155 Interceptor.

Technically, the RS200 is street legal, you are just limited on how many miles you can drive. The RS200 has been on the NHTS' list of cars eligible for importation for purposes of Show or Display for a while. Under those terms you can drive the RS200 legally on the street up to 2,500 miles a year. Full list of car…

Ford RS200 Evolution ... abet for only 2,500 miles every 12 months. But they would be glorious miles. Glorious.

BMW is an automaker but this stunt involves two wheels.

Volvo car stack. Now that is advertising.