The Nissan GT-R shares the same badge as many complete and total shit boxes. Nobody seems to mind smacking over $100k for them (granted they do have some heritage).

No

I love the way the line down the side dissolves into this awesomeness.

Nice, but does it have a manual? I thought I read somewhere Jag was considering rolling out a manual option with the Coupe?

I got a bit of a Kinja error trying to recommend your post...

I don't get the Tesla joke. Is it because your proposal includes a "loop", and "explosions"?

Another great edition. God Bless the makers of Gymkhana for not ruining their videos with obnoxious dubstep.

Now rereading it, "money hungry" was poor word choice on my part.

Very brutal, and hence nice, but it just sounds a bit too much like somebody crunching up a bag of stale Herr's potato chips to be "the best".

Dear Porsche: Ditch the Cayenne, keep this; then do the Panamera Sport Turismo Concept, and ditch the regular Panamera.

This and a Singer 911, and I can die happy.

They say great racing drivers are separated from good racing drivers because the former are very good at being over taken.

No problem! Where are you located BTW?

Any model from 1994-1997 that has the hollow spoke alloy wheels had a torsen LSD, granted the wheels weren't added on to replace the base model car's steelies (another way to tell, if it is 1995 and later and has crank windows, there is no torsen LSD- or just call Mazda with the VIN and they can let you know).

Well whatever that test ensues, at least go into it with the mindset that even if a good old Scandinavian Flick does send you end over end, better in somebody else's car than your own.

I'm currently on that same search.

Probably not quite as much as Tiff? ;-)

As awesome as that would be, I think this is probably the real deal, or close to it here: http://www.andwerndesign.com/porsche-wec-20…

Do some research on asbestos; it is only really makes an impact over a long period of time. And also, most people I know are smart enough to have a respirator, or even a gas mask in more muggy buildings.

I enjoy it. And actually it is quite safe as long as you are concious of the wind, and the differences between wood, and concrete.