It's Surprisingly Easy To Write In Cursive With A Scion FR-S

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Raphael Orlove
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We already know that the FR-S is a fine sports car and baby hauler, but how well does it work as a pen? Fairly well, actually, as one owner found out.

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The FR-S owner explains why turned tires into cursive with his pride and joy.

As part of a corporate team building exercise, I decided to produce an image of my company's logo (a cursive "T") - to demonstrate my "passion for driving results" (a corporate values statement) using only burnt rubber.

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And this was his first try. Not bad for an "underpowered" little coupe.