A manipulation of some of my favorite canyon roads in Utah

Hidden in the mountains of Central/Southern California is what most race fanatics call the Nurburgring of the West. Manzana Creek is a 26 mile track that is open to the public and the most grueling, difficult, course ever designed.

Worth a shot! Nothing beats pencil and straight edge

It was only ever in GT3. And is BURNED into my brain from my 200+ runs of the course to beat that damn time. When I finally did it, I beat it by 3 seconds. No track, in any other game has vexed me with such a difficult challenge.

Here's my entry. Finally, years of make-believe track designing pays off! It's called Red Rock Valley - the name comes from the track in GT2, though that track was a super crazy sick double-oval thing and this is a road course. It runs clockwise, is nearly 3 miles in length and has 16 corners. In the real world it…

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Sorry Mike, but that car is the distillation of everything I hate about current BMW design. How many character lines does a car need? I get the "shaker" bulge, but what's up with that second hood crease? And those front/rear bumper detailing makes me want to gouge my eyes out. I didn't think the M3 (M4) could look…

Just imagine what it will look like once it ripens.

*ahem*

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Dear Travis,

You don't need to lie to us Ralph. We all know what your real reaction was.

I feel like they're shooting for seventh generation Cadillac Eldorado, but it's that eighth generation Eldorado that it recalls the most...the one that shared its DNA with the third generation Buick Riviera.

A turbo. Because... STi.

Is the tranny sourced from Thailand? I've heard the Thai trannies have all sorts of teething issues.

the Ciel was gorgeous. Huge opportunity for Cadillac to go upmarket.

Volkswagen BlueSport convertible.

I vote Cadillac Ciel. This thing was just awesome. It would have made a great flagship model for the brand.