I think this is a terrible comparison. None of those cars force the driver to shift immediately to fourth gear for better gas mileage. That's unfair. Either get those cars fuel mileage tested shifting immediately into fourth from first gear, or get the Corvette shifting into second before heading for third and fourth.

I like the title of this article in the URL better.

wow ferrari in water!!! let me whip out my ipad and take a photo!!!!

oh my gawwwwwddddd

i haz a confooze

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Currently screaming in to my VCR.

r8 tail lights for headlights? wat?

This is not good news. I never brake. That's how fuel efficient I am.

Can you embed this?

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Why spend my billions of dollars when my parents have billions of dollars?

In America our gas prices are cheap because the government subsidizes the gas! yay! artificially low gas prices!!!

I would LOVE to be an Insurance company right now.

To American eyes, most of these cars seemed like flimsy, underpowered things, and most people had no intention of giving up their massive, powerful, air-conditioned, couch-seated cars. Americans knew about hot rods and race cars, but the idea of something quick and small and still usable as normal transport was…

you poor peasant

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pretty small camera, no?

Anus Tart?