Apparently Gordon Gekko is making a comeback in a sequel to Wall Street. Unfortunately, it seems he isn’t the man he was. In a turnaround as dramatic as the world economy’s, greed is no longer good. Of course it isn’t. Pity, though, because my feeling is the previous Gekko’s vanity would have compelled him to drive a deliberately different kind of German automotive statement in the shape of the shockingly schizophrenic Wiesmann GT MF5. Why? Numerous reasons. One, looking like the love child of a gang bang involving a Jaguar XK120, an E-type racer, an Austin Healey 3000 and a Morgan AeroMax, it’s desperately cool. Two, it’s as expensive as it is conspicuous (the thick end of £200K, even with a modest take-up of the galaxy of bespoke finishing options on offer). And three, the Wiesmann badge is a plan view of the little lizard that Gordon’s surname is a misspelling of. Read more - https://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/evocarreviews/233253/wiesmann_gt_mf5.html