Honestly speaking, for an open top single seater (I assume), I think there’s too much body work. It looks like a teen girl on mom’s heels and dress. The body will hold the shape, but just doesn’t echo the right kind of accent. May be I am just used to seeing designs like the Atom or ktm bow.

If I remembered correctky, the A380 RC plane flew before the real one was cleared for take off!

The theme sound track is already playing in my head!

The first photo looks like something you will only see on a military model kit box. It’s that amazing!

I hope the management team is taking the time to really improve track safety design instead of just using time to “let things cool down”. Even a new warning label will make more sense than to impose a speed limit on a freaking race track.

I guess it depends on the extend of damage on the panel. I am not a pro in body work but I’ve have my fair share of bondo experience on product models. Anyways, also reminds me that here we have some incredible body shops here, you know, sitting right by the street on pedestrian path, like in someone’s living room.…

Not the end of the world, but still quite obvious that it was his first time. He needs to get a pneumatic sander and lots of sanding pads...

At the end of this road is the peak of the mountain at 756m where a weather station (big doppler radar) is located. This is a famous spot for sunrise shots and usually more crowded in the middle of the night where photographers camp out here for the starry sky, “cloud sea” and sunrise. So I like to wait till…

Here in Taiwan when prosecuters want to execute a raid, often they don’t call for the police to assist, but military police units, because local police are prone to be corrupt and tip off the target before the raid. In another words, the MP acts only as a unit to perform a very specific task, and called “on demand”.…

Warning technologies like this should not be used on non endangering situations, like freaking potholes. First of all, the driver should be aware of these situations to begin with. Sensors like these only further allow the driver to remove themselves from critical situation awareness. Secondly, sensors like these will…

This probably makes me sound like a heartless bastard. A few months ago there was this traffic accident involving a teenage scooter rider and a old Mercedes (not sure which model it was). The Mercedes was just waiting at the light and this teenage scooter rider, who doesn’t even have a license yet, came speeding down…

Back in 2002 right after 9/11, I was a new foreign student in the US. Being in Detroit I had to get a driving license and that’s when I got a full taste of US DMV. In Michigan it’s called Secretary of State which I will refer to as MSS from now for convenience sake.

Before going to the MSS I checked for the necessary…

Hmmm.... seems to be the opposite of “keeping water from spilling”. Not sure if that’s a good thing when trying to promote technique or hardware performance. Could have done the same with rodeo clowns with even better results.

Ok, really curious and not trolling. What about toll booth in general, like parking? With many lower cars, the driver has to open the door or simply climb out to access the gate machine. With a car like this, or the likes ( McLaren F1, P1, La Ferrari etc), does the driver just wind down the window or does he have to…

But not all tolls have ez pass, especially when you drive the car across states. Maybe they are so wealthy they just pay the fines later instead?

So..... how does the driver pay toll???

I’d gladly take ANY driving test as long as my time inside the DMV is cut short. Seriously, that’s by far the most excruciating part of this whole experience.

If I were the officers, I will ticket them for driving an obviously broken car on the road... public endangerment or something.

1. Kidnap a kid.
2. Pretend to be his/her parent.
3. Join in the fun!


..... wait, not unless you wanna exchange it with Singapore style canning or death by hanging.

Singapore has this Road Safety Park created by the government and each primary(elementary) school will end their students for a visit. It’s a park where public roads and various traffic features(including gas stations) are simulated and students can choose to be a car driver, motorcyclist or pedestrian, and be given a…