I've always been told that if drifting was to even match proper cornering, or hope to be faster, it would have to be in tight corners and on crappy tires. That wasn't really the case here.

I see it isn't just one VW model. One of my mother's friends had a Turbo Beetle that faced a similar issue. The oil pans also hang precariously low on these cars: this I learned while working at a quick lube station years ago.

Any bets on how heavy the Challenger will be by then?

Trick Flow

Channeling Bunta, perhaps?

See, if they do come out with a behind-the driver mid-engine version (lets just call this "New Corvette") it will probably bomb. They will then have to quickly revert to an in-front-of-the-driver mid-engine like it is now (a.k.a. "Corvette Classic").

Ro-ads.

Because Foxbody

That noise is the car rejecting the transplanted Chev motor.

Jalopnik has proven that this a good way to get dead, and yet some people persist. Guess they don't mind the notion of taking a couple people with them.

An example of how someone intent on doing wrong has black market options available to them (though more often bought out of the back of a car, in a dark alley, from an equally wrong-doing individual). Meanwhile a perfectly normal person like myself, who wants a means to protect themselves from said wrong-doer should…

Radiation, Schm-adiation. I doubt a little fallout would stop many from the prospect of a cheap JDM motor.

Had a somewhat similar experience with my '90 Mustang.

The Interceptor is supposed to be back. So either it's set between Mad Max and Road Warrior, or they're taking artistic liberties with the space-time continuum.

May you encounter good fortune in all your endeavors.

Why do people turn the cam away when things like this happen? About as annoying as vertical videos, or fingers in front of the cam, or ... Ok, there's a lot that's annoying about YouTube videos.

Agreed. A mountain road in Japan is also on my list, I'll need to find one that hasn't been ruined with speed bumps.

Gas you enjoyed wasting wasn't wasted.

I found my foxbody in News On Wheels' website. There is also a print version, but I use the website. I guess you can file it under regional, since it serves South Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Another "blah, blah, solid rear axle, blah, blah" post. I've learned to ignore them by now.