I never got to, and probably never will play Fallout 2. I like the way the story sounds, but I'm a little iffy on the combat and graphics for it's time. One very cool thing I noted was that the only working vehicle in the wasts was the Highwayman. Sadly, Bethesda didn't include something like the car in Fallout 3, but with all the mods out since the game came out, you'd think that someone'd make it.
Now, I don't even know how to use the GECK, so please correct me if I'm wrong for anything, but is it possible to make a car in Fallout? Like Nightvision Goggle mods, we could use energy cells or Microfusion Cells for fuel. I don't know about driving mechanics, but if the motorcycle mod could do it, I'm sure someone could make a car. Mowing Raiders in the wastes would prove infinite fun.

The Highwayman was not a real-time drivable vehicle for Fallout 2. The closest thing we have is the Alternate Travel that is packaged with FWE. The Highwayman was essentially Fallout 2's fast travel, and the Alternate Travel Motorcycle works pretty much the same way.

Oh...well, then I guess that solves that. Too bad, I guess.

If you want a good real-time vehicle, try http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=4501 It runs off fission batteries, and is incredibly fun to use. It also has a replacer for the chair model, to give it more of a go-kart look, complete with roll cage.

It's really neat, and in my opinion the best real-time vehicle for Fallout 3.

I don't use it myself because I feel like I am cheating when I do. Then again, I never fast travel in any way. BUT, I agree with Ashven that is is a very neat vehicle, and it is increadible fun to fly around with. I did download it and took it for a spin just to see if it would really work, and oh boy, that spin lasted for at least a couple of hours. I had a blast! So go ahead and take it for a spin. Fun time is guaranteed!

Right, downloading it now.