I don’t think speed is even that much of an issue. You go 90mph in the left lane on a clear sky, smooth hwy, what is the likelihood of you just randomly loosing control and crashing into something by yourself? It’s the normie who can’t wait to cut someone off in spectacular fashion, who can’t judge speed and distance…

Betteridge’s law of headlines is an adage that states: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”

I have to imagine that its already a high-comp motor. The turbos are there to keep cylinder pressure static as atmospheric pressure drops as the car climbs.

What would kill you first - the lack of kidneys, or the 917?

Koenigsegg should buy the rights and bring back Saab. (Bring it home)

Take all the extreme tech and lessons learned from development of their halo cars, and use that experience to make modern, safe, and affordable vehicles for the masses.

How about Chrysler and Commodore International.   So, you can have a company doesn’t make cars and is associated with 20 year old + products combine with a company that doesn’t make computers and is associated with a 40 year old product.

The Carfax shows miles in the 40k range a few years ago. Someone messed up a cluster replacement or something. This car has 50k miles, not 500k.

That’s because there’s every reason to believe that a wrecked GT-R can be made to function again by a determined (and talented) amateur mechanic with a decent set of tools and a heated garage.

Another one: Offensive linemen in football. People who aren’t familiar with the game think they’re just big dumb brutes who do nothing but push people around. In fact, playing the position requires an ability to memorize dozens of highly complicated plays and think very quickly on your feet in ways that are beyond…

This is all well and good but if you don’t know how to drive in the snow, none of it matters. You can see it all over the place where I live (close to DC) especially when it hasn’t snowed for a while. Dummies with 4wd SUVs driving like the pavement is dry when it’s covered with snow. 4wd doesn’t make your car…

Scanning through the video, one thing he misses on a downside is NOx. Which being from the UK (based on accent), is understandable. In the UK, the sun angle is much less than in the US, so the impact of NOx is less important than in the southern areas of the US where the NOx combined with the sunlight going through…

Jeremy Clarkson said it nicely: “Owning a TVR in the past was like owning a bear, great until it pulled your head off, which it would“

This statement basically amounts to ‘if I get a TVR, I want one with a super rare engine where parts will be impossible to find and super expensive outside of England. It’s absolutely signing up for pain.

When Kevin’s dad spills Pepsi all over the table during the cheese pizza incident, you see them wiping up the mess and throwing away Pepsi soaked items. Kevin’s plane ticket was one of those items. They wrote his name on it just for that reason. Easy to miss on a 90s CRT television, but fairly obvious watching in HD…

Something air cooled and rear engined should be experienced at least once by everyone.

They didn’t “give it away”. With a cap cost of $34k, fed incentives of $7,500, CO incentive of $5,000 and a residual of around $17k there is a dealer or OEM cash input of about $4,500 to get it to $0 down/monthly.

I feel that just about anyone can make a sub-7 second Ring car for $350,000+

Only because she’s already ordered one for your next birthday.

Equip stock cars with those and NASCAR ratings will soar.  It would also be hilarious to see 39 cars all grappling the #22.