Which is pretty relative considering he is a better driver that 99.99% of people able to operate a vehicle

Yeah, I'm not just bashing the guy. He seems like a cool dude, and props to him for being able to do what he wants on his own terms. He's just not a top level racer.

True. But I don't care. He seems like a real nice guy and has fun doing what he is doing.

Without driving it, all I can say is that every FWD car I've ever driven has had me wishing I was driving RWD instead. Even in cars I really enjoyed, like the Fiat 500 Abarth, and classic Mini Cooper.

Mustang is obviously better, because rwd.

Gun enthusiasts might recognize the name "Magpul" from the manufacturers of custom magazines for AR-15s and other semi-automatic mag-fed rifles. Yup, it's the same exact company. After the theater shooting in 2012 the state passed a bunch of laws which essentially meant that Magpul either had to pull out of the state,…

Now to nail the Prince of Nigeria scam artists from Craigslist.

somebody give this guy a medal.

what is that you say?

Curious about the weight. Mercedes always falls flat on that front, even when they try really hard it seems like 3,500 lbs is somehow lighter than what Mercedes believes that Carbon Fiber will allow. Since the 0-60 time is really all we have to go with, I'm assuming this thing is sitting at about 3,800 lbs.

Finally after all these years that poor innocent pelican is off the hook.

I've driven on the ring quite a bit. Who the fuck slams on their brakes like that when they see a caution flag?

Buy a house and 3/4 acre of land in Shitsylvania, or are you going to do the smart thing and buy a 650 HP 2015 Corvette Z06 for $78,995?

I mean, what do you do, get out of the truck, shrug your shoulders and say, sorry?

Just as Lamborghini exists because Ferrari refused to use better clutches, Pagani exists because Lamborghini refused to use better materials.

@OMG! British Dinosaur!: Audiyoda=Audio Yoda. Yes, my BA is in Media Arts and I have a love for all things audio...but real life is in fact, real life. I need to make a living so 19 years ago I got involved in optics, starting in a retail lab for a retain chain that promoted 1 hour service. I've worked for…

Honestly I'm sick and tired of articles like this. First and foremost, ODs and OMDs - for the most part - don't know jack about the practical side of optics. It's like asking programmer who's never installed a single piece of hardware to build a Xeon-based server. Opticians are the people day in and day out that…