Sean McLain

Of course, it's a street race. Looks like the streets of Miami, if I recall correctly.

Of course, it's a street race. Looks like the streets of Miami, if I recall correctly.

Of course, it's a street race. Looks like the streets of Miami, if I recall correctly.

And there were very iconic cars from the 1990s and the early 2000s. And two in particular that I think are relevant for our discussions. One is a candy pink convertible made by Honda, an S2000. Whoa. And then we also have the Nissan Skyline GT-R, nicknamed Godzilla, rolling down the street, puffing smoke out of its wheel wells and shooting flames out the tailpipe.

And there were very iconic cars from the 1990s and the early 2000s. And two in particular that I think are relevant for our discussions. One is a candy pink convertible made by Honda, an S2000. Whoa. And then we also have the Nissan Skyline GT-R, nicknamed Godzilla, rolling down the street, puffing smoke out of its wheel wells and shooting flames out the tailpipe.

And there were very iconic cars from the 1990s and the early 2000s. And two in particular that I think are relevant for our discussions. One is a candy pink convertible made by Honda, an S2000. Whoa. And then we also have the Nissan Skyline GT-R, nicknamed Godzilla, rolling down the street, puffing smoke out of its wheel wells and shooting flames out the tailpipe.

And these are two of the most iconic vehicles of the street racing circuit from that period.

And these are two of the most iconic vehicles of the street racing circuit from that period.

And these are two of the most iconic vehicles of the street racing circuit from that period.

We are following some breaking news this morning. Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan have announced that they plan to merge. If the deal goes through, this would make the companies the third largest automakers in the world.

We are following some breaking news this morning. Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan have announced that they plan to merge. If the deal goes through, this would make the companies the third largest automakers in the world.

We are following some breaking news this morning. Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan have announced that they plan to merge. If the deal goes through, this would make the companies the third largest automakers in the world.

I mean, I would say this boils down to money and pure desperation.

I mean, I would say this boils down to money and pure desperation.

I mean, I would say this boils down to money and pure desperation.

I mean, there were three giants of Japanese automaking, all storied companies for different reasons. You obviously have your Toyota, largest carmaker in the world, an engine of profit and efficiency. And then you have Honda, probably Japan's most famous startup. You know, started from Soichiro Honda, who made motorcycles out of bicycles and then had no background in cars and cars.

I mean, there were three giants of Japanese automaking, all storied companies for different reasons. You obviously have your Toyota, largest carmaker in the world, an engine of profit and efficiency. And then you have Honda, probably Japan's most famous startup. You know, started from Soichiro Honda, who made motorcycles out of bicycles and then had no background in cars and cars.

I mean, there were three giants of Japanese automaking, all storied companies for different reasons. You obviously have your Toyota, largest carmaker in the world, an engine of profit and efficiency. And then you have Honda, probably Japan's most famous startup. You know, started from Soichiro Honda, who made motorcycles out of bicycles and then had no background in cars and cars.

forced his way into the car industry and his current place in the world. Honda's kind of like the engineering weirdo of the triumvirate of Japanese automakers.

forced his way into the car industry and his current place in the world. Honda's kind of like the engineering weirdo of the triumvirate of Japanese automakers.