COOL STORY, BRO

That is a comutter, when you want performance, you want something to be afraid of

You’re right, the R35 is much more legendary......at lunching its own drivetrain.

Know why I love cars?

Jerry Seinfeld said it well, and here I’m paraphrasing: “You’re indoors and outdoors, moving and standing still, all at the same time. That’s really something.”

But more than that, they can make you FEEL things.

Physically adult, mentally adolescent:

Yeah and I go to Hooters for the wings

I don't know how to process my feelings right now. That's.... Awesome

For the love of all things automotive someone give us all more details on this, anyone who can make a mustang deuce look that good needs all the internets fame.

Well maybe the Renegade thinks you’re hideous -_-

You take that back!

License plate clearly a reference to the U.S. 677 bomber squadron which heavily bombed Japan in WWII. And on a car made by one of the other Axis powers. These Top Gear guys, always trying to start trouble.

James May’s father must have an enormous car.

This game with the new elite controller with the flappy paddles built right in is going to be incredible.

But one lesson was not learned:

Modern driving gloves are like that. Padding keeps your hands from blistering. Plus they’re fire proof... in case he drives a Ferrari later.

{ licks screen }

... I’m sorry, are you insinuating that the unveiling of the Chrysler 300 at the 2003 New York Auto Show happened after the unveiling of the Flying Spur at the 2005 Geneva Salon?

I bet they tried to get him to design a high-riding sedan with enormous wheels to appeal to American rap stars, and he kept refusing, so they gave him an ultimatum: Donk or walk.

The whole 40% cost cutting on interiors thing is why I try not to be so hard on Chrysler interiors from that time period because I want to think that’s genuinely the best the could do with the funds they were given.