Best cars to own for a week...

[justinmc978]

Do you see how damn tall the top is? Unless you're fucking that 6'9" model, just eww. Bubble top for the win...

bahaha

[GTP231]

From what I've read

"The Sigma MC74 powered by a Mazda 12A engine was the first engine and team from outside Western Europe or the United States to finish the entire 24 hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans race, in 1974. Mazda is the only team from outside Western Europe or the United States to have won Le Mans outright and the only non-piston engine ever to win Le Mans, which the company accomplished in 1991 with their four-rotor 787B (2,622 cc/160 cu in—actual displacement, rated by FIA formula at 4,708 cc/287 cu in). The following year, a planned rule change at Le Mans made the Mazda 787B ineligible to race anymore due to weight advantages. Mazda is also the most reliable finisher at Le Mans (with the exception of Honda, who has entered only three cars in only one year), with 67% of entries finishing.[citation needed]"

Basically the four rotor engine was so bad ass as in it is small, light, and powerful. No one could compete.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wankel_engine

Rotary and reliability can go together?

[wheeliE-maxx]

For 24 hours atleast Then apex seals ftl

[snaggeltooth]

This is the car from the listing I mentioned, still for sale... All kinds of nasty could be had on those huge ass bench seats

[Zapper2003]

The Bonneville/Catalina from Napoleon Dynamite that Pedro's cousins with all the sweet hookups had.




and holy shit, found this in google search