Does splitting a 4-passenger car into two 2-passenger cars, each with 1000 lbs/ft of torque count?

Yeah, I second the Juke-R, hands down.

Knowing this was shot in 1992 and well before GoPro, I can't help but to imagine brick-sized cameras attached to the car.

People are getting fatter and cars becoming autonomous.

I thought I'd share a story of this car I saw for sale parked on the side of the road on this past Saturday.

Classic love story:

It's a sad story but does have a great promise for the future of cannabis, not just in sponsorship potential in motorsport but also for being a source of renewable energy:

Soon...

Wreck it, buy a new one.

When art imitates life (or vice versa)

Japanese bullet trains are powered by nuclear power and hydroelectricity FTW!

Looking good ^_^

I think you meant "58008" because I was (am?) that guy.

I did have to say, also, that I'm glad the i8 was able to preach a gospel to the likes of the Jalopnik staff.

Yeah, that is impressive...so what are the other podium sitters in the Jalopnik review rankings?

Don't get me wrong but I think the NSX is targeting the Ferrari much like someone trying to start something with a house full of UFC fighters, scanning the room to see a little Italian 458 guy and a Japanese GT-R sumo wrestler, pointing a finger at the little Italian guy ,and then proceeding to hurl insults at his…

I concur ^_^

Elon Musk has a bright future ahead of him: