I am pretty sure if they produced this car in extremely limited numbers, say 5-10, that they would have no problems whatsoever selling them out at at least $2 million. The 1930’s 328’s are going for a million plus already and they made way more than that.

I know what you mean but for die-hard BMW fans, the McLaren F1 counted as a supercar that rightfully belonged to BMW. BMW developed that V12 on its own by their own Paul Rosche.

I respectfully disagree. The Jaguar XJ220 had a 6 cylinder. Nissan GT-R is arguably a super car. And the 911 Turbo/GT2/GT3 is as well. Granted they are not inline but I think they qualify. And given the new environmental regulations, I think a 6 is totally acceptable as a new definition of a super car or even a hyper…

Right? It seems like Nintendo could have put a lot more effort to it. I'm not saying they didn't but it just seems lackluster and way too dumbed down.

He said another range topper and not a pure gasoline engine car. I know I am desperately grasping at straws...

He didn't specifically rule out an inline-6 super car though. I would actually love an inline-6 super car for its 100th anniversary because the inline-6 has been the heart of BMW for so long.

Wow damn, as I was reading this article I realized that Doug is like the modern day version of Peter Egan. I was really surprised someone else thought the same!

Wow, that is incredible!

My go-to favorite. Cate Blanchett

SAVED

Hite.

I assumed cause of the GT script underneath but I didn’t know Ford had a Martini sponsorship elsewhere. Nice!

I instantly liked this because of Martini livery but has there actually been a Ford GT40 or GT with it? If not, this must happen asap.

That blue is spot-on.

Also: it’s not a conflict to enjoy both.

I knew the answer to this cause I was obsessed with the Space Shuttle growing up! But what made the insulating foam’s natural color that rust orange?

A clever choice for sure. But the real obvious choice is Bayonetta 2 esp with all the crazy special moves and Nintendo’s exclusive support for it.

I am going by the definition that white-washing means more precisely power-washing. Those in control are able to disregard any consideration of race esp minorities because it's not a factor to them in the art. It totally neglects/excludes the perspective of the author and the races affected.

If The Big Bang Theory got around 10 million viewers per episode in its last year that can give you an idea of how it translates and compares for advertisers and production costs versus TV. It’s probably a bargain compared to the cost of doing business with TV. Anyways, what a time to be a YouTube celebrity at the…

I would say if it was a white person making that decision then yes. If it wasn't, I would say that gets a bit more complicated...