Are Minis REALLY that bad? Come on, BMW and all but second gen cars can’t be that bad, right, right?

So... when wankels are involved the whole act is more like scissoring?

I died of laughter when I saw it murder the 918 in that drag race. Always fun to see “demons”(see what I did there?) on 4 wheels.

So they are like Microsoft or SAP in terms of sponsors. They do big data communication.

Yeah.. I know about Puma but I consider them logistics like Pirelli. I didn’t want to stir any debate about AT&T (even though i consider them big). CITRIX I have no idea what they do.

And now RedBull has dethroned McLaren in terms of having all the cool sponsors. Mobil 1? Check! Aston Martin? Check! TAG Heuer? Check!

The fact that they are running what seems to be an interesting nose S-duct and the blown wheelnuts among other design elements shows that they are serious about 2017.

I got it checked out. Even with some noob photoshop skills you can see it’s the same nose design with a splash of black paint.

There still is now but it’s painted black and is more recessed.

It’s the same nose design from last year. The only difference is that what was painted gray last year is now black and it looks like a damn penis. Grow up guys!

Turbulent airflow is the main use on a Formula 1 car. They do use the fin on cars to also stabilise it laterally (i.e. in corners, LMP cars) but F1 cars have so much downforce that this purpose is somewhat secondary.

I grew up loving that generation of mustangs, especially in yellow with black stripes. It looks cool.

I’m 170 cm or 5ft6 so for me I can fit in any car and any seat (except child seats lol).

Miata Is Always The Answer

Mmmm, nah.. I would rather take a Clio RS over this.

Geely owning Lotus might be a good thing. They turned a mediocre Ford company into a decent premium company.

Thanks for the answer! BMWs are quite good with RWD biased AWD, though. I saw one in quite slushy/wintery conditions last month and it was holding it’s own.

I did.. very informative.. but for what it’s worth, Mercedes has sold more cars than BMW or Audi last year. I just am a bit curious how AWD works for other manufacturers.

What about 4Matic in Mercedes or some AWD systems in Jaguar Land Rover products? What about Japanese AWD systems like in the GT-R?

What about 4Matic in Mercedes or some AWD systems in Jaguar Land Rover products? What about Japanese AWD systems like in the GT-R?