Obvious answer is obvious. Even has a handbrake for handbrake turns now.

That was an autocorrect to my deliberate misspelling of “Jezza” that I figured made the point even better if I kept it.

If Skinner is going to be recurring I’d love for him to do a power lap while eating a typical fast food meal of burger, fries, and shake.

The only disappointment is there was a significant amount of explanation of the format and show structure, but I assume that’s a one-time thing so new viewers can understand what the show is typically about.

Nah, guy. Just type in, “Stopping is bad - Jehovah” and you totes got it.

Only person that’s got it right.

The solution is obvious. Kill all Prius.

Still doesn’t create for as smooth airflow as it could. As I said, hurts fuel economy and reduces top speed due to additional drag, all while making the car cost more. It is form over function.

This makes 580HP. Each of the front openings has a radiator. There are two intercoolers in the back (in the rear fascia), and the side pods are intakes.

1 out of 200 will do something interesting.

The Manual Transmission is Dying And It’s All Our Fault

Toyota already promised a manual diesel Supra, available in brown.

Wallinser? You mean (Frank-Stefan) Walliser?

Yep. I would assume this is flipped like a Cayman/Boxster.

He didn’t make a pyramid of skulls.

535i Sedan Curb Weight: 3957 lbs

Porsche 997.2 911 (2009)? You get to keep your loyalty, no IMS issues, 6-speed manual (not the new 7-speed), best hydraulic steering they ever made, and a vanishingly small number of problem threads to find on Rennlist.

You need a secondary Veyron for when your primary Veyron is being serviced.

Yeah, a coyote is going to do significant damage to a bumper cover, can damage headlamps and foglamps/DRLs and can damage radiators, damage cooling fans, dislodge coolant hoses, and damage intercoolers.

Whether or not you make an evasive maneuver is a function of the shoulder height of the animal (the other factor is being able to clear the animal). That is, when the animal falls, would it end up on your hood (and into your windshield) or not. If no, brake. If yes, try to avoid.