That script would look good on a blue oval.

She’s a professional model so... isn’t that kind of her job?

Is it just me, or does that woman look like a mannequin?

Just curious as I was thinking about this this morning, what do you guys call these?

Damn. That’s nearly 1,000 GBP. That’s over $1,500 USD. I’m all for getting people in the right lane but overly harsh fines are not something I’m in favor of.

My wife caught me watching the Ballaban clip and this was our exchange:

I think Michael’s video was the best and the most entertaining. MORE BALLABAN!!!

+1 - I passed the bar exam by reading only YouTube comments.

Honestly, Doug needs to work on his “on-screen” chops. His writing is great but it doesn’t translate to his attempts to speak in the manner in which he writes. I assume this will get better, but right now, just like in his regular videos, he looks like a goofy stiff that is trying too hard to get everyone to like him.

It’s a good thing I base all my life decisions on Youtube comments!

We need to scare Ballaban more often.

Spa, Koenigsegg already set the bar high

Watkins Glen International

You’re rightt was definitely used before the P1, 918, and LaFerrari came out.

On a different episode of top gear Hammond calls the SLR 722 “hypercar royalty” when it was raced against the LP670-4 SV.

The term “hypercar” was designed when the 918, The Ferrari and the P1 came out?

“Supercars are designed to mess with G forces, hypercars are designed to mess with G strings.”
-Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear season 9 episode 5, February 2007.

And that’s only the earliest reference I know off hand.

This doesnt seem safe

That would pretty much smoke the X5M, no? And probably cost a Miata less.

I always think of answers to these after the fact. I was trying to think of the most iconic video game car I could, in the sense that when you think a particular game, you think a very specific car from that game. I think it would probably be the ice cream truck from the Twisted Metal games: