This is more of an aggressive commute than a race.

Just as a note, calling Ennis a suburb of Dallas is a bit of a stretch, at least by Dallas' suburban standards.

You show some gotdamn respect when you reply boy

Texas is a state made of very long, very straight, very smooth roads, one of the few places where, laws be damned, you can actually stretch the legs of a 1,000 HP car. It's also a state populated by people who worship the word "more."

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Best engine ever.

We do have them here in America...

Umm.... did you watch the video? At all? The whole point of the video is that in many cases the speed limits are TOO SLOW FOR CONDITIONS. Which is actually more dangerous than having higher speed limits. If everyone is speeding in a certain location, that doesn't mean that everyone has suddenly gone crazy - it means…

What an even bigger asshole, making me look like an asshole.

Ash: *stomps the accelerator in the middle of a city for a street race*
Professor Oak: There's a time and a place for everything! But not now!

That's what I think too. Or any remote road where you see far ahead of you and when you don't, slow down, get over the blind spot and keep going if you have vision.

If it fits, it sits.

It's a valid measurement... when dealing with certain racing series :P Serious though, I would think the average consumer would be more interested in HP/MPG. Personally, I like HP/External engine size, as I think that's more relevant to road cars than HP/L, and I don't particularly care about MPG in most cars I buy.

This one's a beautiful off-white, with the long wheel base... pretty sweet, but yeah, too many rich ass people in my area... like money they wipe their ass with and then flush down the toilet...

$Texas

Ok, I'm getting reeeaaally tired of the folks who continue to piss and moan about the "ZOMGWTFBBQ Ford iz copying Aston Martin designz!!1!" BS. Look at it this way:

I am extremely skeptical of that. Maybe (hopefully!), but highly doubtful.

Well, it's going to be 9% smaller, which could mean a 9% reduction in weight. Edmunds says they'll also replace some parts with aluminum and refine the chassis structure to put support in the right places and in the right quantities. I'm sure the higher-level Mustangs will also make more extensive use of aluminum, as…