For me, I'm used to driving clutchless in my old chev truck, so i actually have to remind myself to use the clutch when I drive my friends cars and what not

had to whip this one up in ms paint

you should write in to bmw about how much you enjoy the long lasting erections that your seat gives you, and how you think that they should incorporate this kind of technology into every bike they make.

when those commercials would come on, my dad would always say "call a doctor? that's a bad thing?"

That's insanely bad ass

i remember seeing this on tv once. the guy in the truck was like "yeah, after we landed, we drove it to the grocery store, no problem"

i'm still trying to figure out if that jump was intentional or not...

made better with rage faces!

WTF did I just see?

Subaru's variable valve timing works like this.

tire premenstrual symptoms?

too true. I had an E34 525i for a while and that thing was nothing but a pain in the ass to work on.

So wait a second... if I go from the drag strip to the mud bog...

i'm hoping that there will be an option to turbo the hell out of the smart car. I want to make a forza version of a 'busa powered smart car

honestly, i like the "terrible" cars. i like building them up and then tuning so that they're actually decent on a racetrack. Come on, who doesn't want to blow the doors off expensive exotics in a freakin smart car?

not to mention the police liveries and ken block gym2 schemes that people seem to make for every car.

Wow, that was fast, I just e-mailed that in

i listen to the radio a lot in my explorer, but when i'm driving my old chev truck, i prefer the soundtrack from the chevy 350 (plus the original AM radio doesn't work, so i have no choice lol)

My girlfriend is the same way, she drives better with the radio on

Forza 1 taught me a lot, as well. The first time I was driving in snow and started getting sideways, my Forza instincts kicked in and I steered out of it and recovered, no problems at all.