We Don’t Care That These Cars Are Not Practical

Not every car needs to be sensible, efficient, or family-friendly. Some cars exist for one reason only to make you smile every time you drive them. They might be uncomfortable, expensive to own, or completely impractical, but none of that matters. In this video, we’re celebrating the cars that ignore logic and practicality because passion always beats reason.

Mazda MX-5 Miata

Man, the Miata’s like that friend who never grows up. It’s tiny, it doesn’t make sense, and yet you just… grin when you see it. You can’t even fit a week’s worth of groceries in the trunk unless you’re good at Tetris. But who cares. The thing feels alive. I drove one once, a red one, cost around like $30,000 I think, and I swear it made traffic feel like a joke. My head was sticking halfway out the roof though. Would I buy it again? Probably.

Jeep Wrangler

The most uncomfortable fun you can have on four wheels. It’s loud, it’s bouncy, the doors feel like soda cans, but dude… there’s something about driving one that makes you feel like you’re in a movie. You’ll be freezing in winter, sweating in summer, and grinning the entire time. $45,000 if you’ve got that lying around. And those removable doors? Fun for two days, then a hassle. But yeah, love it anyway.

Dodge Challenger Hellcat

You don’t “need” a Hellcat. You survive one. Like… that’s the whole point. It’s big, loud, smells faintly like burned rubber and adrenaline. Every drive feels like it might end in glorious disaster. And it’s stupid because it gets like 13 mpg. But again don’t care. If you’ve got $70,000 to burn and maybe some extra tire money, it’s all worth it for that sound when you floor it. That sound. You feel it in your spine.

Mini Cooper S

This thing’s like driving your own personality disorder. It’s cute, it’s weird, feels alive but also a little neurotic. The pedals feel too close together, the cabin smells like fancy British plastic, and it’s always begging you to drive faster than you should. Around $35,000 for something that’ll make old ladies smile at stoplights and make you late to everything because you kept taking “the fun route.”

Fiat 124 Spider

Technically it’s a Miata with an accent. Kind of cocky too like it knows it’s not gonna last forever but wants you to fall in love anyway. I sat in one once, smelled faintly like new leather and hope. The radio didn’t work, but that almost made it better. You can find one for about $28k if you’re lucky. Completely impractical. Utterly lovable.

Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio

Easily one of the dumbest purchases you could justify and my god, I want it. It’s like falling for someone who’s beautiful but chaotic. Every time it starts, you thank the universe, because it might not next time. The exhaust sounds like anger, passion, and bad decisions all mixed up. Around $80,000, which is absurd… but I don’t know. It just gets me.

Toyota GR86

This thing? It’s like the Miata’s moody cousin. You rev it and it goes “okay okay fine, I’ll move.” There’s something honest about it though. No luxury, no posing just grit and noise. Seats are too low, visibility sucks, but every corner feels like a mini fight you win. $33,000-ish, and for that, it’s basically therapy on wheels (just louder and faster).

Porsche Cayman

You know that kind of beauty that doesn’t even try? That’s this car. $75,000 for an interior so clean it almost makes you nervous. It’s the type of car you’ll park far away at the grocery store and still stare at while carrying your milk back. Feels crisp, sharp, almost too perfect. Like it’s judging you for being late to work. I think I love it though.

Ford Mustang GT

Nothing about it makes sense anymore big V8, heavy body, childish energy. Feels like the automotive version of blasting classic rock in your buddy’s garage while drinking cheap beer. The new ones are like $45,000, but the real ones? The old ones? They smell like gasoline, dust, and memories you didn’t even live. That’s priceless, really.

Lamborghini Huracán

Okay, so just imagine burnout in car form. Costs like $250,000, which isyeah, completely stupid. But then you press the start button and life gets loud and bright and you stop caring about rational thoughts. It screams like it’s scolding you for being boring. You can’t see out of it, you can’t really park it, you definitely can’t justify it… but who cares. That’s the point.