The track is NOT dangerous. The people driving on it with inadequate and or poorly maintained equipment and sub-par skills are dangerous.

WHY?!

God Dammit... I was all happy there for a moment.

No! No it isn’t!

1) the closest thing to a RMR Corvette there should ever be until GM does one that is, point-for-point, EXACTLY this car.

“Medicare for all” There fixed it. If you are a US Citizen you are covered. No special consideration, dispensation, or paperwork required. Just give the people what they want and stop pretending you know what you are doing.

Anyone have a link to the REASONS for the scores. Otherwise, these are just arbitrary numbers and utterly worthless.

Is it still AWD?

I take it you did not read what I wrote. I can’t help you then.

As it is part of determining fault in auto accidents, and you are BY LAW required to have liability insurance in Texas, is it law. Being on one end or the other, I know it is so. Whether the one hit from behind decides to collect, is optional.

SO how do you feel about saying “sport worthy”. That is, it is worthy of what is commonly considers competitive autosports, even if it may require upgrades or even significant modifications, the “bones” are there.

OKay. Learn something new or you forgot everyday.

I ask because the Z32 came in two body styles, a 2-seater and 2+2, the Z and ZX. Sadly Nissan did not see the need to make a Z33 and Z34 ZX which would have put them more in parity with the Mustang, Camaro.

You’re an ass. Motorcycles don’t travel faster than light, no excuse not to see them. NONE.

In Texas, and this is about the most sensible law not related to the ten commandments, I have yet seen in this state, if you hit someone from behind regardless of the circumstance, it is YOUR fault. You put that over the drivers and they drive more carefully.

Z or ZX?

I got a new one.

I’m sure if it was only $200K or less new, and one of hundreds or thousands, about the same frequency as a Ferrari or Lamborghini, no one would care unless this dude was badly injured. After all, he is a musician not a even a highly accomplished amateur driver.

We can chalk it up to American-style “bump and grind” racing. That and Ferrari drivers are a touch more vicious than normally considered.

It looks almost deliberate.