Nope, not too old. I'm 17 and I agree with you.

I could be wrong, but I think you can get these in Ecoboost trim and they do 0-60 in something ridiculous, I think 6 flat. Talk about a sleeper...it's hard to find something much uglier.

Or, you could just get a '91 Coupe Quattro 20v, like mine. It may not look as nice, but it does everything else just as well or even better.

The coolest thing is they kept the Turbofans on the front wheels. I don't know how you do that on such a small scale, but it's pretty sweet.

Well, let's see...I could get a decent computer, or I could put that money towards a car...

I clicked the 4k which instantly caused my laptop to go blue-screen and spontaneously shut down claiming to "prevent a large threat." So thanks.

Well, looks like I won.

Mine, a 1991 Audi Coupe Quattro. It's powered by a NA 20v 5 cylinder, also found in the Audi 90 and various others. This video was from a safe driving course, which is why you don't see my car until about halfway through. Also, I blame my slow shifting on a dying slave cylinder (excuses, excuses).
The only mod here is…

My favorite part is the comparison of retweets and favorites they both got. Lol at how no one even gives a shit about Piers Moragn or what he says.

I'll take my H/T, thanks.

Rear-Wheel Drive is more dangerous. At least to the common person.

What. I didn't know this was happening. I could've had a Pagani Huayra, an F40, an SR20-swapped Datsun Fairlady, an Enzo...aw mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

If it wasn't rated R, all of my friends and I would've been there already. But nope

It's a bit of a stretch, but maybe the Mazda driver was reaching for a phone/taking a picture, only because the car seeems to inxplicably steer pretty hard straight in front of the Aventador. Even if you arent paying attention, you'd probably see that coming, as you'd have to look up to see your turn. Maybe it was a…

My 10 yr old brother Max would like to know, what is your favorite car that you've driven (for either or both of you)?

Hi Ken!

As a driver of a second-gen Dodge Neon ACR, I can confirm that although dumb-looking, the wheel is extremely comfortable and useable.

Agreed 100%. And the thing I can't deal with the most is the movement to the European cars. It's fine with me if you take your $500 accord or civic and put it on some shiny wheels and then drop it down to the point it is unuseable, but stay away from cars I'd actually want to own.

My dad has had 3. They're my favorite car he has ever owned, including a maserati gransport, coupe, quattroporte, bmw e30/e46 m3, e39 m5, etc etc. NOTHING drives like the RS6, the way it puts the power down is ridiculous.