Apparently I still haven't quite gotten it right. As the first number indicates the year, I assumed lola released a new revisions, but not quite. According to the Dyson wikipedia page, they "upgraded" their B08/80's for LMP1 in ALMS. This also seems to be what one of the Dyson guys I spoke with said, however that was…

Whoops, got ahead of myself. they switched halfway through the season. Same engine package. That's their Lola B11/80 from the first half of the season, nearly identical to the 2011 Dyson B11/60, which I believe is only a bit longer. The Dyson cars in the game now should be LMP2 B09/86 and B10/86. The only difference…

That's no Lola! That's the Level 5 HPD ARX-01gs. Now they've been quite successful in their maiden entry in LMP2 this year, however that could be because they've basically gone unchallenged in that class in ALMS. They did take 3rd in class at Le Mans though. A little confused how it might have ended up in the Jalop…

That may be one of the greatest sounding V6's... in the world.

I see this becoming our grassy knoll.

How do we know VW didn't just hire a fat man to sit on a Tiguan?

This is what happens when you leave a Zonda and a Mosler in a room together.

When I first looked at the image I saw Tracy Morgan playing Thomas Jefferson.

You’re a good guy, mon frère. That means "brother" in French. I don’t know why I know that. I took four years of Spanish!

His attitude was much better than I expected. Kept everything in perspective.

Because it was ashamed. Even kittens have a conscience.

I'd drive this under the condition that it's got the v12 tdi.

The big brother of the VW Amarok. The difference one Arkansas can make.

Hardigree is related to Jack Black? And so the plot thickens.

I'd like to think that they hire drivers who have similar physical attributes to the presenters. This should be easy in Tanner's case, but I'm not sure how you could replicate the driving style of a larger, middle aged family man who covers NASCAR or a funny man from Queens without hiring exactly that.

I'm not angry, just disappointed is all. Kind of like when I was in high school and the fuel pump went out on my truck. At first I didn't know what it was, then I couldn't afford to fix it. No, I didn't NEED my truck, I was in school, and I got there the same way I always did, bus.

I think I'm having a bit of a crisis. Every once and a while I'm tenderly reminded of my love of FSJ's and cry at the few that slipped through my hands before my Dakota...

That's supposed to be the embodiment of Enzo making that statement.

Is it possible to further emphasize the importance of that car? Because I think it should be regardless.

At first I was going to berate them for killing the additional rigidity, but they seem to have an idea of what they're talking about. Furthermore, they swapped the rack, and I wonder how stiff the new air-ride is. The whole driveway concern makes sense.