The Lotus pseudo-F1 car. For the same price you could do a season of GP2. You'd probably get more track time, and you'd get to drive at Monaco.

I'm bad at math, and now I feel bad.

"we haven't seen one that appeals to our personal taste in some time quite as much as this one in some time."

I think it's a twitter thing. 140 characters (including spaces) doesn't leave much room for proper spelling and punctuation.

Former Formula BMW driver Race Johnson.

Early 70's Formula 3 car, I believe.

"Putting a license plate on it makes it all the more fun."

I was watching the 24 Hours of Le Mans once and a non-racing friend happened to be in the room with me. A GT car suffering damage to its bumper came into the pits, the crew changed it in 15 seconds (or thereabouts) and the car went on its way.

My dad in his '54 MG TF1500. When I was little he started with a bunch of scraps and somehow turned it into this. He lets me drive it and it's just pure motoring nirvana.

Another example of how money≠class.

Well she's honey bager-esque in some way, specifically that I don't give a "cr*p" about her.

You can't drive it on the street, but you can't race it. What purpose does it serve besides screaming "I HAVE ONE AND YOU DON'T!"?

This looks familiar...

They need a bumpier road...

"Pfft. Amateur..."

There's actually a common superstition that it's bad luck to take the stickers off of new racing tires. Either way it's not really laziness, it's just that they're gone before the end of the out lap anyways, so why waste time trying to peel them off?

This version was. I didn't have a tv camera on my car so the in-car video wasn't public until I put it on youtube, several weeks after the incident.

/Shameless self-promotion

Who knew the Micheline Man's wife was a NASCAR fan...