you have a roll bar for that thing, right?

I never knew that, amazing. However I still prefer a FOx Body Terminator Swap

The F40 is not rare enough for this to be upsetting. They managed to produce 1315 of these cars, so if a few people want to modify them and try something different, it's cool with me.

I'm going with the Cobra R.

If you think this is an awesome modern mustang, read up on the FR500. It would've put the R to shame had it been produced.

Let me clearify since the article disappeared before I make an edit. All '99-'04 SVT Cobra Mustangs came with IRS, regular GT and V6 Stangs stayed solid.

Because that hard plastic and interior build quality means oh so much in what is essentially a street legal race car.

Yes yes a thousand times yes. This thing is the dogs bollocks.

I'm lost here, when has the Miata ever had any power to begin with? Seems about on par to me.

thats the nicest 2005 Titan I've ever seen.

If I see another guy at a car show with a Cobra replica trying to play it like it's a real one, I may slash his tires.

on a side note, because of hair gel, it is quickly becoming everyone who drives an E36 can drive it like that.

i keep forgetting this was an actual thing.

I wonder if there are still bits of Christmas Tree inside.

Even without the cars, the Circuit provided a lot of entertainment. It was also stunning, as Lord March got some Dutch guy to plant 300,000 daffodils for the occasion in about four days, with a machine that's so cutting edge, even the Goodwood team was forbidden to take a photo of it.

Turbine Wheels! So awesome.

I don't think there is a place or event on earth full of such achingly beautiful machines.

I love these picture of guys in wool sweaters wrenching.