Did Ken Block pay you to say that? Oh, bless you, you poor thing.

How is that trolling when I speak my opinion that is relevant to this post? I prefer this commercial better and that's it. Get a grip of yourself.

Like I haven't noticed. Damaged a rental car driving over a massive pothole back in Montana. The pothole was so big you can plant a tree in there.

Ridiculous, yes, but anything's possible. MagLev was a laughing matter that became a reality to start with. America doesn't give a fuck about being in debt and they'll do anything to get MagLev running on their soil.

Sometimes safety is expensive but it's better in the long run instead of constantly replacing damaged rails caused by natural causes, HAZMAT bills, people suing the government for health problems caused by hazardous spills and/or heavy fire smoke, the list goes on.

If there's a blackout, the train's wheels will retract onto the rails then brake to safety. Blackouts are extremely rare and the 485km/h train will be shot out of the blackout range long before it has any effect.

American motorsports only turn left. Be quiet.

Have you forgotten the costs of HAZMAT crew cleaning up every spill that is caused by derailment? Now, that's lose-your-finger ouch. The bigger mess, the more government have to spend.

Couldn't hurt to try.

I think it's time for aging trains to get the magnet technology like Maglev. Derailment won't be a problem with magnetic trains.

Petrol station clerk.

Gahmkhaha is 2012's equivalent of this video.

Take a look at Ken Block's ugly shitbox. This BMW is nothing in comparison.

Well, yeah, it's your fault for not being specific. Gahmkhaha is utterly stupid.

Right you are.

Where did I complain about this commercial?

Uh, yes, I certainly did say something nice about this video.

This video is a trillion times better than Gahmkhaha.

Toyota GT-one TS020 Road Car. Only one example was built.

Matey, Macintosh is a PC (Personal Computer) that runs on Macintosh OSX. I'm guessing you're talking about (cough) Windows (cough)? You could've took the plastic MacBook to Apple Store to have them open it for you.