Well, right now stupid people are only seeing how fast they can get their vehicles to go on public roads. If speed limits were to be raised, well THEN those same people will be seeing how fast they can get their vehicles to go on public roads...but faster.

I just want a Levorg with the FA20 turbo. Is that too much to ask?

Looks like an Embraer 135/145 cockpit, actually.

7. Double-check your coordinates! A one digit mistake can put you at the bottom of the Marinaras Trench instead of in your cousin's apartment.

This bothers me. I actually kind of like it aside from the fuel door cutout...

Andrew Burton's home-built AWD Cosworth-powered Peugeot 306 rally car.

When I was stationed in Germany a couple years ago, a few friends and I drove up to Berlin (~5.5 hours away) for a concert.

A car doesn't have to be outwardly exciting to be great, as ncasolowork2 realized with his Subaru Legacy.

Actually, they weren't even flying it...they contract that out to Atlas Air.

No idea what the speed limit in the area is, but he doesn't appear to be going much (if any) faster than the white Civic at the beginning of the video to my untrained eye...

I got a manual GTD as a rental last November and drove it from Germany to Denmark and back. With 3 people in the car, a full tank of fuel, and luggage for 4 days of road trip I had it up to 230km/h (indicated) on level ground, and it absolutely felt like it had more to offer.

You could always be a Folkestoner...

I'm currently in Germany, and got a GTD from the rental company a couple months ago...  I've never been a huge fan of VW (my first car was a 1993 Passat GLX shitbox w/ 165k miles on it), but I want a GTD.  It's not the quickest car in the world, but it was definitely a nice drive.

I park next to cars like yours whenever I can, both to protect them from turds in SUVs and because I know that my car will be safe on at least one side.