At $8,699, today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Porsche 968 may be ironically priced, but that’s not the only irony bestowed on it, there’s also the matter of its mill.

Crown Range, New Zealand. 47 corners, 3,530 feet elevation, 6.46 miles long. The country's highest paved road, closed for his madness. Guess what happens.

If you’ve ever thought that you oughta’ boughta’ Miata, then perhaps today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe rotary roadster will be the catalyst that makes you finally pull the trigger. That is of course if its price doesn’t blow it.

Remember the badass rat rod RX7 that 21-year old Corbin Goodwin built in his parents' driveway? We all loved it here. Welp, it's for sale. Now it can be yours.

What happens when a 21-year old takes a first generation RX7, throws out the rotary engine, puts in a V8, and makes a whole bunch of other questionable modifications? You get this: Corbin Goodwin's amazing RX7 hot rod. Holy crap nuggets is this thing cool.

Automakers are at their best when they are at their boldest. Building unconventional cars, entering into markets that are new to them, trying their hands at a different form of auto racing, creating some ridiculous niche vehicle — that's when they make the cars that people remember decades down the road, even if they…

If Mazda had only made the RX7 and Miata over the company’s entire lifetime, they would be revered as one of the greatest automakers of all time. Of course, we haven’t been able to buy an RX7 in America since the late 1990s. It’s sad.

This is New Zealand's Mad Mike Whiddett in his four-rotor RX-7 unlocking the Super Most Excellent Drifting Achievement: the backwards entry drift. It's like a cloud of furious bees, going backwards.

If you weren't already a devotee of the lightweight, rear-drive, rotary sports cars from Mazda's glory years, this video will convert you.

Not gonna lie, sports fans. This ad tugged at my heartstrings. I think the same will happen to you too.