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Pretty sure that’s Mark Webber, not Jenson. Is he somehow involved in their divorce?

No honorable mention for Richard Hammond in the Nissan Micra C+C?

So what, they’re just the first to admit it. Because let’s be honest, which manufacturer didn’t/doesn’t lie about CO2 emissions?

Isn’t that Paul Bailey’s car?

Except for the fact that the TwinAir (like the Ford 1.0L) isn’t the base engine.

In Europe we’ve got the same problem with Ford. Went to look for an S-Max with my dad at the dealer today (because they told us deliveries would start in May), but now deliveries have already been delayed to October-November.
Mind you, this car is built on the Fusion/Mondeo platform, which has been in production for a…

He’s referring to the Marussia road car division.

This car is available with a stick in Europe (although it's called the Mondeo over here)

This is a picture of the Mustang Ecoboost engine bay (see the video from 7:40), it's not sure that the RS will use the same setup.

You mean the Zonda R/Revolucion program. The Zonda F is a road car.

I must say I wasn't a big fan of its styling when I saw in in pictures.

You should, just ask J.C.

And they're French.

I was lucky enough to be there when they shot the video. You can literally hear this car from miles away.

I think you might be missing the point here. Pagani's aren't made to just to go fast, they're made to make people feel special. The attention to detail on one of these is second to none. The P1, LaFerrari and 918 might be fast, but they're definitely not the most luxurious/lavish cars in the world.

Well, actually this Miura is on display as well. If you like unrestored Miura's, make sure to check out the Museo Ferruccio Lamborghini near Bologna if you're in Italy. It's a brand new museum, owned by Tonino Lamborghini, and they have (amongst many others) the unrestored, red Miura SV of Ferruccio himself. In the…

Looks like an ideal candidate to take to RWB.

In the US they're indeed called 2.0T FSI's. In Europe they're simply called TSI's...