Still can't figure out how Paparazzo are legal.

More stuff to blow up

I feel like drones are better suited for bombing than air to air combat.

Still wish we could restart F-22 production

I mean he did create this monstrocity :

Is driving at night an option?

ISIS, Ebola, mid-term elections, Europe, the new U2 album. You name it, there are tragedies everywhere and unless GM announces they just pre-sold 500,000 Chevy Volts it's probably going to take a market lift to take GM with it.

The Mustang is in trouble. If it can't even beat an old Camaro, just wait until the Alpha based Camaro

Audi's going to be sealing off our fuel fillers to make sure we don't cheat, and as extra incentive, whoever runs out of diesel first will be forced to finish the trek in — and you can tell the Audi guys had fun with this — a manual Ford Aspire. With some dents and a non-matching rear bumper. They did a pretty good…

Why the Hell is a Bentley on the Ring?

But he wouldn't damage a car.

Based on your driving history, maybe you should stick to a skateboard.

Not as smooth and easy to use. Looks badass though

Hope he gets well, but is this what qualifies as a devastating hit these days?

........... Guess they really don't want to compete with the best

Maybe it was the Lamborghini Veneno that did it, with those blades jutting everywhere like a 750 horsepower shaving instrument. Or maybe it was the Lamborghini Egoista that did it, looking more like a fighter jet than an actual car. But at some point, Lamborghini designers must have realized they had taken insane as…

That bit of news comes from a reasonably reputable source, Audi technical chief Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg. He told CAR Magazine about Audi's plan to expand from 50 model lines and their derivatives to about 60 by the end of the decade.

sub 6 second 0-60 in EV mode isn't bad.

Audi did the same thing with the R8 etron, most of the LMP1 cars at Le Mans have adopted similar systems, and Nissan has thing thing. However, replacing the interior mirror with a video feed isn't legal in the U.S., as federal law explicitly requires a "mirror" to be fitted. It's unclear if the CT6 GM is showing off…

Yea, I was referring to the US market. I know how big Diesel is in Europe