They actually exist, like in real life.
MrQuick
MrQuick
Lets be honest, he did a pretty good job of it.
A much clearer photo from the Telegraph
Sorry, can't get a better photo yet, trying my hardest.
The inability to die.
Oh no, it is very, very easy to mistake the track for simply having s-corners and nothing very technical.
"Norway 'al-Qaeda' bomb plot: Three arrested in Oslo."
I just saw a 911 on dirt. It wasn't even sideways.
Planelopnik story time!
Right, lets get one thing straight.
@MrQuick: Actually, I'm also going to link in some really really interesting stories I found on his page.
I don't think very many people have read Phil Bennett's quasi-blog he has on Facebook via the page for "The Racing Line", a trackday company he runs.
@vvaffle: Spot on.
MATT!
AHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Yes!
Why does GM insist on treating consumers as idiots and make comical and toy-looking cars. This especially applies to any GM small car.
This car is becoming nothing more than a simple PR exercise, and frankly, I can't help but think that its completely irrelevant to GM's future.