`Jee, that Alfa support car . Hng.

I'm off to buy some Haribo candy now.

Although it doesn’t make your car look like a racecar exactly, I see what you mean. Some WTCC cars run a little more negative camber than your mom’s civic. What you should really try to emulate is the umbrella girls in tight lycra though, that makes it look much more like a racecar.

Depends on your traffic rules then. In my country you are not allowed to signal to change lanes or turn if there isn’t space to do so safely. Only public transport is allowed to put on their blinker to indicate that they WANT to move, the rest of traffic has to look in mirrors and over shoulder to make sure there’s…

They start at about €6000 in the rest of Europe, maybe you should import a few.

None of those are very special to me, and I’ve sat in all of those exept the jag. Please continue.

How in the hell do the fit a 17kwh battery in there?! That’s more than a Chevy Volt, and that takes up the entire floor under the car’s interior. Great to see how they are pushing the limits of technology, more so than the ICE bikes at IOM .

I agree. You can buy these very cheap here in Europe, so I had to testdrive one. It’s something else and I love it. The engine is not powerfull enough for long Autobahn journeys , so I couldn’t buy one. For France it would be perfect though. The interior is lovely, I can’t think of a car with a nicer interior below…

I have a feeling they are using these on subs as well.

“Leise ist Scheisse”

I think for it to be competitive, it needs to have this. If you’re understeering and you can fix this by letting the TC direct power to the rearwheels for a moment you can fix most of the handling issues on this car. If not, you’re just losing speed. If you’re slow out of a corner, no aerodynamic advantage is going to…

Looks like Zandvoort circuit, I had no idea we had this car in the Netherlands.

I just found out that you can’t drive a diesel from before 2001 in a big city in our country anymore. Let me clarify, you can drive this big petrol powered thing:

Nope, I mean like my individual car did that. Warranty though, so it's not all bad.

Is it a tiny little 3-cylinder engine packed inside a battery, with a turbo that blows up every six months. Because I don’t want a watch with one of those anymore.

You mean a 435i right?

Go testdrive one, it's hilariously old fashioned. Most in the Netherlands don't even have powersteering.

Large rims on all cars. I don’t mind if you go aftermaket and choose to do this. But please stop putting these on family sedans and hatchbacks out of the factory.

I always wondered how many flags are sold to these countries. I see a business opportunity in highly flammable flags.