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Worst Car Ever?

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BRB, barfing......

I like the rollcage... Perfectly angled so as to clamshell you snugly in the event of a rollover, just to make sure the EMT guys extracting you are working hard for their paychecks.

I can see what they were trying ​to achieve, failure of epic proportions, but they tried. I blame the ingredients of that 'energy' drink messing with peoples brains.

Edited by carbonboy

I like the rollcage... Perfectly angled so as to clamshell you snugly in the event of a rollover, just to make sure the EMT guys extracting you are working hard for their paychecks.

 

Roll cage is nice, and tastefully matches the colour scheme. Also love the sound system. Who needs to angle speakers to use the interior shape to bounce sound waves in your direction, when you can just put them directly in your face?

 

Curious about the red plastic basket in the first picture, is that a custom speaker box?

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Curious about the red plastic basket in the first picture, is that a custom speaker box?

 

You store your Monster drinks in there.

 

I think the half assed spray paint job to tint the rear windows sums up this car.

Edited by B.L.Z.BUB

ah, this must be one of those death racers

this is like the mazda version of my ke70. i love it

ICP - neckcutter haha

 

needs a chute at the back

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