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Just like childhood is better with Santa, hoondom is better with a masked Stig.

I actually feel like at a certain horsepower level, we should be requiring some kind of extra restrictions, be it age or licence requirements. The fact that people can buy their 17-year-old kids Lamborghinis only for them to be impounded after some illegal street racing is a bit silly.

Lots of Miura V12s

I want to highlight what was, in my opinion, the Best Sentence in a Jalopnik Review, 2012:

This is just a miserable example of everything that is wrong in our world. We have amazing technology, and yet the world is full of selfish and entitled people who refuse to learn how to use the technology properly.

Once I saw just how huge the current M3 is next to the E46, I lost some excitement. It's massive.

Thank you for introducing me to emachineshop. This opens up a world of opportunities.

I like wall art that isn't a picture, and I'm a fan of the race track cutouts from Linear Edge: http://www.linearedge.com/products-page

Definitely a socket set. Plus if you have more than one set, you can double up without having to go metric in one hand and imperial in the other.

There no doubt have been cars with a lot of power in 5-10% longer wheelbases. The problem is that when you increase power or lower the wheelbase (or both), the force on the front tires decreases during acceleration. And when you lower the force on the front tire, you lower the amount of steering control the driver…

That was an incredible race and a great way to wrap up an incredible season. When have there ever been so many different race winners and such a close competition for the championship?

240-250 would bring it up to Honda S2000 levels, and would probably bring it to a comfortable peak of performance for daily driving. Any more and the short wheelbase might make it a bit of a handful. I still would though.

Someone makes a small error and you write a friggin essay on some silly stereotypes.

Yeah, I agree. Vettel had an insane comeback at Abu Dhabi. That thread is from September though.

Hello Martin,

I like 4chan's take on F1 drivers.

The first Modern Warfare was CoD 4, so if there's a MW4, that's like a CoD 4^2

I find it amusing that this got posted on Jalopnik, a site that profits from other people's mugshots (among other things).

If you're able to keep a steady pace in stop-and-go traffic, rather than racing from bumper to bumper, that's pretty good. That's the sign of someone who's completely aware of what's going on around them, and understands that doing 30 km/h is better than alternating between 60 and 0.