No question, easily Catwoman. I mean look at it, it's like they're playing ball and having sex at the same time. All in front of a bunch of little kids.

Forget valeters (never heard of that word btw, it was always valet, singular and plural), service bay monkeys and body shop guys take your car out when they're supposed to be fixing it. Like that Camaro owner's recording, but I've seen it firsthand: at a rainy stoplight, a late model Boss Mustang tries to drift…

I have an 08 IS350 with the manumatic and I constantly find myself pulling down to upshift and vice versa. My hand just automatically wants to do it that way. Because of this backwardness, I find myself not using the manumatic ever.

It's just like the unspoken rule that clockwise is "up" for every knob on the dashboard/center console (Audi, you fiend). It's what most people want and expect.

Also, that is the way real sequential gearboxes work, whether it's a 125cc shifter kart, Skip Barber R/T 2000, Porsche GT3 (race car, or the Grand Am car), Aussie V8 Supers (my favorite racing series right now,) and so on. Many people have this ingrained in them. Then again I can concede that many who grew up racing…

*another explanation. "pull to upshift, push to downshift" is how race cars are. If you're going to put a race-inspired, sporting feature on a car, you should make it like the race cars make it.

Both work very well when just left in drive, too. But Lexus gets dinged here for the stick's operation in manual mode. It has the incorrect "up for up, down for down" shifting pattern, rendering it essentially useless.

I took a couple liberties to make it look more like my beloved radio/alarm clock. Now I don't dislike it as much.

AMAZING. +1

Finally this guy here got his own game... They just picked a better looking dog-actor... Hollywood stuff

haha nice ! true that ! i could use my turtle :P

I surrender!

not sure if I should laugh or be embarrassed at what I just saw...

The best beat em up ever. Only on the ps2/ps3 the one and only godhand! My reason for owning a ps3

If I remember correctly, Tom Cruise was on the run and ended up at a Lexus facility for some reason, hid from his pursuers in a vehicle shell and somehow was not crushed by the assembly line as the vehicle was built around him. He sat up all slick like, then drove out of the facility. No Lexus employee stopped him -…

Why are there so many videos of people on it? No security fence below to keep morons out?

Much obliged. I'll add that to the post.

There's a snake in my boot, in Clint's voice, would break the interwebs.