Ferrari Enzo getting tossed around a track in Croatia.

@Ibsen.Irizarry: Good thing driving tests in the US are difficult enough that we don't get people like that on the road.

I saw Illtech's GT-R parked on the street last summer in Seattle....still had its wheels, though.

@TheAntiCat: Haha, it was actually the driver who got under the hood, and the co-driver hopped over to steer.

@TheAntiCat:

@Nelson: "I'd watch those guys put a jigsaw puzzle together, because of their banter and dynamic."

@Jake: The early seasons of Top Gear didn't have the same rivalry either....it took a couple seasons for them to get more comfortable with each other and for the stereotypes/rivalries to develop.

@bmkoehler: This. It's gonna suck at first, but if the producers/network keep with it, it will get better after a few seasons when the hosts get more comfortable with each other and familiar with the style of the show.

That'll itch right out.

The Aston Martin photo is from this set, which has a couple other really good shots in it: [www.seriouswheels.com]

Dennis Palatov is awesome.

To be a true RS-line Ford, it would have to be lime green.

@Skunky: Oversteer my tablesaw!

This should be the punishment for everyone who faked the unintended acceleration of their Prius.

@thatvengeance: Then why are you reading it? Don't hesitate to show yourself the door.

@BaconSandwich thinks drum brakes are of the devil: Good thing "Stayin' Alive" was playing over the audio system, else the pilot might not have survived.

"9. 427 Shelby Cobra

@Odin: I don't think that "direct neural input" would ever displace the mouse and keyboard as the FPS input device of choice. This is because how well you do in a game depends on your understanding of how the game is played, AND your hand-eye coordination to use the mouse to aim as accurately as possible.

@D-Fence: And right at the end you can hear what I can only assume is the piercing wail of a 787B. =)

@Death By Cornbread: Very nice.