Rusty, the most iconic BMW, is dead

Rusty, "The Godfather", which we presented several times before, is dead. Destroyed in a fire. We would like to offer our sincere condolences to Mike Brroughs. Visit stanceworks.com for more details.

Via Jalopnik and Lowered.eu. 

Japanese Concept Cars

1957 Toyota Proto

1969 Toyota EX-III

1970 Nissan 270X

Isuzu MX1600-II

1970 Mazda RX-500

1972 Nissan Skyline Concept

1972 Toyota RV-2

I must admit JDM Classics—and especially concept cars—are still a big mystery for me. Head over to PinkTentacle to learn more. 

Via Michael Spinelli.

Rusty: "The Godfather"

As I mentioned before, I am a huge fan of Mike Burrough's BMW E28 "Rusty". Check out Mike's latest modifikations. If you dare.

Back from the Dead: Rusty

I just blogged about Mike Burrough's BMW E28. Mike released a video to pay his last respect to "Rusty" which deeply impressed me. A few moments after the article was published I received a comment which said that Rusty isn't dead. SHAME ON ME - I am uniformed! I should visit StanceWorks.com more often, DAMN!

But what blows me away isn't only that fact that Mike apparantly burried his car on pet sematary. It's more that it resurrects with a twin-turbo Toyota (Supra) 1JZ-GTE stuffed in its engine bay. Well, that makes me feel warm all over ...

Swagger Wagon

... familiar? Good job, Toyota. 

Well deserved?

This image proves it. It could be dangerous to drive a Toyota Prius nowadays.

("[...] it's from the shooting of the upcoming movie "The Other Guys" with Mark Wahlberg. The set was on the Wall Street in NYC  [...])

Via Canibeat.

Motorkultur: Toyota Corolla Sprinter

Cute.

Via Ze Last Chance Garage du 78