Aston Martin uses buttons and it looks pretty elegant.

My initials! Too bad I wouldn't consider getting this if I had the money. Just looks a bit too weird for my taste.

Street racing is less dangerous than not going with the flow? Well colour me surprised.

Outsold?

Here in Toronto I have the option of paying before or after. I still think they should change it so that you have to pay before filling.

Street racing. Hands down one of the most dangerous things you can do behind the wheel. Not only do you put yourself at risk but the people whom you're racing and any unfortunate pedestrians/civilians you would likely end up crashing into and potentially killing.

CORRECTION: It's Samuel Alderson, not Samuel Anderson.

Agreed. And on top of that, it's got 50 more HP than the Carrera S which is valued at double the cost of a base Corvette.

Interesting.

He said the magnetic steel part, which connects the piston and crankshaft, weighed about 3 grams under the required minimum of 525 grams.

Renault Twingo RS. Do I really have to explain? If Jeremy Clarkson can't convince you, I certainly can't.

Mini Cooper S. No matter how much you thrash it around and throw it into corners, it always seems to be having a blast doing it. Probably because it's small and nimble. It's also got some decent power under the hood considering its size.

I grew up watching my dad drive an Alfa Romeo 155 equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission in Hamburg, Germany. You expect me to grow up and not be a gearhead? Here I am 15 years later driving an E39 530i Sport 5-speed.

Is this yours? Because this idea is much more sensible than the Lambo douchebag. I'd be down to donate.

Yea I hadn't even thought about that but now that you mention it, it does pose quite a risk. Can't believe how dramatic that crash looked and yet the guy gets out as if nothing happened. Thank god racecars are as safe as they are these days. Makes watching motorsports that much easier and less gut-wrenching.

If he wanted the Balboni Edition, then I might consider it. But this way, he's just a guy who wants a Lamborghini for the sake of having a Lamborghini.

Ah yes. That's a good one too. I try to keep my two left wheels on the track just so I'm not completely on the rumble strips.

Turn 1 Road Atlanta. The uphill and increasing radius corners makes entering it and exiting it quite tricky. Not to mention the fact that you're heading towards the turn 2 & 3 chicane pretty much blind. I've played my share of Forza, but I swear there has not been one time where I feel like I've absolutely nailed Turn…

This makes my head hurt.

That's quite a dent. Thankfully it should make identifying this truck on the street even easier.