Shameless self-promotion. Probably also worth noting that this might be one of the older snowdrifting videos on here.

A first-gen DSM. I can personally confirm that it is impossible in any way, shape, or form.

Glad you got it running, but he would have been better off popping the clutch in a higher gear.

Doesn't some blame lie with the airline stewardesses allowing her to drink so much?

Cept it's completely legal to marry/bang your second cousin.

That's what she said.

Is this considered ridiculous because the government is actually suggesting a good idea?

What about the fuel?

Yes, pretty sure it was.

I wanna see him do that with traffic.

There must be an age limit on such cars. I drove a '64 Chevy truck in California that used about a quart of oil per tank of gas. Would create the most wonderful smoke screen if I floored it in 3rd gear. But I never got stopped or ticketed for it.

...for it to have been available in my country?

I came here for the Audi I5 love, and am rather disappointed this is the only post. This has to be the most powerful odd-cylindered engine ever made, and the most reliable on top of that. And the fact that the record for World's Fastest Sedan is held by one of these cars doesn't hurt.

Neat idea, poorly executed. The dude sitting shotgun giving him instructions was confusing as all fuck. He'd just sit there and yell that he's about to hit something, but not actually say what the driver should be doing. And then he'd say to go straight. WHERE THE HELL IS STRAIGHT?! He should have only used two…

Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno are the two car nuttiest comedians on the face of the planet. They are also two of the funniest. And the stories that come together with coffee, a 1949 Porsche Gmund 356/2, and these two are legendary.

Is that a three-on-the tree? My first vehicle was a '64 Chevy C10 pickup with column shift. I loved being able to go straight from first to reverse when I got stuck in the mud (which was often). And not only was it a great anti-theft device, but by some miracle, the clutch linkage rubbed against the shift linkage,…

So if I wanna smuggle drugs or blow something up, I should take my lowered BMW?

A robot? I see a controller right there. Pretty sure this thing is just a glorified remote-control car, and is in no way automated.

This was not practiced. This was not rehearsed. This has only been posted several times already.

Did something similar on a road trip, played Halo in the back of a minivan. Lasted about half an hour before we were overcome with nausea. Never again...