All Group B rally cars sound insane, but there's something magical about that five-cylinder turbo.

Chris Harris, Jalopnik writer.

I have the same problem. I only ever use my SAE tools on my lawn machines (string trimmer, lawn tractor) and various home stuff (fixing furniture, plumbing). Those tools never come out to fix the cars anymore.

My guess is that the LaFerrari's all-electric range must be so low that they felt it's better to classify it as non-existent and keep saying nonono to anybody who asks about it. After all, they are Ferrari.

Don't microwave it. It makes your whole house stink for hours. Put it on the top rack of your dishwasher. Unless you don't have a dishwasher, then just throw it away because it costs like like a $1.29 and you can afford that every three weeks. If you can't, maybe cut down on your alcohol intake for one night and pay…

I am affordable enough for everyone to have. I am handed down from young parents to their children at the age of majority, and then ruthlessly hooned, and do not break, although I have weird dents and patches of rust everywhere pretty quickly. I have a notable and inexplicable styling choice that is just as weird as…

Tesla. Absolutely Tesla. A prime example of American ambition, industry and skill to display to the world. Plus the goods from a solidity/speed perspective.

I hope that a large portion of the money they make from their cars goes to R&D for the FreeValve engine. That thing needs to make its way to mass production ASAP.

Greetings from living in Beaver Lake country for the past 11 years. After visiting the area back in the 90's for a high school summer trip full of Kawasaki jetski antics on this very lake, I plowed through 5 years of college at 4 different schools just to retire young out here by the lake.

To me, THIS engine is the best engine of the last 20 years:

Just don't lose it! There's no replacement for misplacement.

I can beat that. Check out this vid:

...and this is the naked version everybody is looking for: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xx349n_n…. No need to thank me.

A fan did this of the design. Bioware could at the very least have had one of their many, many, many talented artists whip something up.

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."

Its about ratio spread, its always about ratio spread. bigger spread and smaller gaps means that you can do more with less. Specifically, if the car has been aerodynamically optimized (which it has) you need very little power to cruise at speed, so you want a tall overdrive so you are using very little highway fuel.…

Fuck working for McLaren, BMW, Ford or Subaru.

Ok smartass...