ThatDamnDrunk

6/13/11

Shit, I was hoping this would've been caswell

6/12/11

I can agree with you on the money part... but less restrictions does mean wilder cars and more entertaining driving... I use Group B as my example; plus anyways, nowadays f1 is only ruled by three teams (mclaren, ferrari, and redbull)

6/12/11

Funny thing is, its also meaningful... remember how all the assassins code names were snakes; its fitting that the leader drove a car that is named after an animal known for eating snakes; well cobras actually. Mangusta: italian for mongoose. Damn, that Tarantino pays attention to the small details.

6/10/11

I came here to say mention the likes of CVT, Automatic, or Slush Box... but I think there are far greater forces of evil at work guys... the other day, I heard about this car; a 370Z, its awesome; good specs, nice engine, LSD, and then I heard about a its transmission. Its got a six speed; awesome right? Except it…

6/10/11

THIS!

6/10/11

I'm 6'4, I live in a caribbean country which has got a shit load of hills in the way of everything, and a lot of the time I have to drive a 1998 (i think) 4x2 nissan frontier (non-turbo diesel) which is weak (lots of shifting going on, especially between hairpins).

6/10/11

Outlaw 2 us so the coolest car... Great Speed plus like the greatest hit and run attack with that taser thingy.

6/10/11

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6/10/11

Ummm, the red instead of amber turn signals is a VERY American Car feature sir (as somebody who lives in a RHD country where there are very little American Cars and an overwhelming amount of Euro (well, for the UK) and Japanese cars). And I point at chrysler/dodge.

6/10/11

Surprised at the lack of Nissans, Lancias, and McLarens... but then again this was probably a tough as hell pick for Mr. Grossinger as well; Great list; and I've been newly introduced to a gorgeous Ferrari that I've never heard of as well.

6/10/11