How would it devolve? I am not suggesting that they just bring the car back, but simply offer a car similar to the BRZ and FRS. The 370Z does indeed take cues, but it is a larger, more powerful, more expensive car compared to the two mentioned earlier. I think it would work to Nissan's advantage to go this route. …

I have to agree completely here. It would be the perfect time to bring back the 240Z. It could compete directly with the BRZ/FRS. Be placed in the same price range as those two models, bring back the idea of what a classic Z was and still sit nicely in the Nissan market as a lower end version of the 370Z. I feel that…

Being a cg guy I can tell you that these are in fact real dolphins. There are too many things that have to be extremely good and detailed to pull it off as cg. First, each dolphin would need it's own (albeit, similar) skin texture. There would also need to be custom animations for each one being that no one of them…

Actually, I calmly made that argument to a state trooper before when he asked me why I was going the speed I was. I was going with traffic on the highway, following behind cars at a safe distance. The officer claimed that he was flashing his headlights to tell me to slow down but I had told him that I thought he was…

It would be an absolute shame if they do. Aside from the Z cars there is nothing that truly grabs at the enthusiast or driver type in Nissan's lineup. I own a 2001 Nissan Sentra and well, it is what it is. It's no Z by far. It would be great of them to consider building a lower end Z car to compete directly with…

These two guys are held to two different standards. That's the difference with them and what they say as well as how it will be perceived by the public at large. That's all.

Haha, that's what I was beginning to wonder to, because he keeps slanting things to agree to his viewpoint in regards to this trivial issue.

Though you are a little extreme I kind of agree with you. I go out, lived in NYC and partied hard, yet never had a problem with damaging my phone. I think it's just an issue for really uncoordinated individuals. Hell, I see sober people drop their phones all the time and of course those phones look like crap…

You had me until the Chevy Volt.

Well said. Despite being scantily clad, they had powerful roles in who they were. I think this trailer was the wrong piece to get the attention in this way. But your points are pretty dead on.

Nope, you got it right where most people did not. It appears the driver worked his/her way to the nearest exit. Upon using the turn signal for the exit they turned on their hazard lights. I think they had an idea of what was going wrong. If not specifically, they knew to get off the road. It being a hybrid (as…

Yesterday I had to explain to a good friend of mine how a manual transmission worked on a car. I was baffled. He had no concept other than an automatic. It's drivers like him that I fear and that's why I fully endorse this idea.

Read my response. What Highball said has everything to do with the question.

Easy, it's easy to design an accessory for another product that has been widely mass produced and is one single design. With the Android phones there are a ton of various sized and designed devices that run it. There is only one highlander when it comes to iOS.

But which country has the best car chase videos? It just seems that U.S. police like having the intimidating looking car with all the power. It definitely helps create an intimidating appearance at the very least. But I agree with much of what you are saying. It definitely makes a lot of sense. Ultimately though…

I believe you may be correct, but I am not sure if that was the official statement by the U.S. government.

That would be an awesome ride! At least from what is shown in the picture. It's that crazy detail that drove me away from modeling. Now I lean more towards 3D VFX work. That just looks so tedious.

I love those graphs. I have a friend who makes me, as well as a few other close friends take a political test every four years. I have been the most consistent. But my friends are a bit crazy with politics. Where was this one from?

Also, I feel your pain with Alias (currently Autodesk). Though I don't use CAD I hope it has come a long way like it's counterpart Maya has.

Your right, it won't be OEM, but I was going by what he said he was aiming for. It seems that he was trying to do the process like the factory would. He has been doing a series of body panels to turn into molds and he does want to make the doors steel. So I guess he will ultimately be left with a near OEM car. I…