Very interesting, Hyundai. Although, why am I getting the feeling you're taking styling cues from the BMW Vision Efficient Dynamics?

I wonder if it's a soft J. 12,000 YO!

Baited? Bahahaha! What a bullshit story. "Some guy passed me, that was total entrapment. I quit."

It doesn't matter if the driver was following a little too close to the officer's car. The fact the officer did a brake check, endangering not only his life but those around him, is outrageous. And the deputy wasn't given a ticket? Was there any sort of punishment toward the officer after this?

Eh, of course not. Cops.

I dunno, just looks silly to me.

Dat sound. Dat video. Dat crisis I just had.

Seem, or are already?

I totally agree without you about the styling, and I think the E30 looks the way it does is because BMW probably wanted to give it an ever so bolder, meatier look. Not much, though.

Well done, SRT indeed.

Before seeing this for the first time, I was stubborn to have Ferrari keep their taillights round at the face. Now, I'm not so sure.

Holy crap, this thing would be as equally badass if it were configured like that.

I normally don't aware two (2) internets to a single person in one day, but you most certainly deserve it.

That does seem unfortunately true.

Lamborghini certainly could have gone that way since the Miura concept they debuted in 2006(?), but it would stand out like Al Molinaro's nose against the rest of their lineup.

Or if he's was fast to the punch, Jay Leno and then 2 sheiks.

Same. I'm almost hating myself for mentioning this cliché, but if I were a child this would be my poster on the bedroom wall. I haven't had the same feeling about many of the other modern supercars as I have this.

This–in a purposely exaggerated manner–is Lamborghini's manifestation of their insanity since the Countach. I like it a lot.

I can see the premium to standard ratio becoming closer to equal, plus Polyphony is probably finding ways to optimize the graphics a bit more before they switch over to the PS4.

I totally agree. Besides, I use standards cars more often than premiums for racing or drifting, they're just as fun to drive.

True, but I can't imagine it being worse than the rear visibility of a Countach.