Good form.

There were also Ferraris reported to be on fire, but arson was not the cause.

While the terms are used interchangeably, "fast" is a measure of speed and "quick" is a measure of time. So in this case, I think you're right. Headline amended.

Basically, there's a special membrane with hydrogen on one side and oxygen on the other. It lets the H2 through to form H2O, but doesn't let the electrons attached to the hydrogen through. The electrons are forced to take the long way around to get to the newly-formed H2O molecules, which means going through an…

A fuming fire brigade spokesman fulminated: "It is hard to think of anything worse he could have done." "This engine was our pride and joy, the best in our fleet. And he managed to almost destroy it. He will never work again for us."

Hoo boy... I'm gonna need everyone to leave the room for a bit

WILL THIS "ALL THE ____" MEME FUCKING DIE ALREADY!??!?

Well this turbo is very similar to the Turbo Compound units found on many heavy duty diesel engines. So it's not that they can't be used. Racing of course has many other factors to consider. Who knows what the benefits Porsche saw with gasoline vs diesel. I simply was curious if there were any rule differences between…

They still make Buicks?!

The old Porsche tractor is a nice touch. I wonder how many people will get that.

YOU BET I CAN

I'm pretty sure it is a Lambo bro.

I once saw a movie that started this way. It was in Swedish with subtitles, and after a few minutes there were more than just elbows rubbing together. The plot was rather thin, the dialog not very interesting and costume design totally non-existent.

"It's a 335i because it has a 3.5L engine!"

Furniture was more likely to move under its own power.

Let's see how many times Kinja posts this.

I'd like to think there's some metaphors in there somewhere.