I guess that's most likely true.

As an Audi owner this drives me nuts. Thing is that car most likely has "Supercharged" badges on the front fenders.

$330 to paint that damn key.

My exact thoughts.

I hadn't even noticed that as I was too focused on trying to figure out which tools they used. I guess that's what happens when you have extra "scrap" carbon fiber lying around.

It's true but I sure that Red Bull with the type of promotional stuff they do needs to make the occasional giant print. Also, they have the money so why not?

Yes, I just had to know!

Two small details I noticed: it's cool that they used medium format digital to photograph the car. I would love to see those RAW files. Two, it looks like Red Bull uses Snap-On.

While I don't like the giant "Quattro" it's a small price to pay.

I had to read that twice. The first time I thought to myself, "Hey dummy, proofread." The second time I thought, "Bravo."

I love it. It made me remember when I was more youthful and the cut to him flooring it with the black eye made me laugh out loud and smile.

The zombies got them.

This video has it all: beautiful landscapes, drones, interesting shots and great rally racing. Sold.

Texas driving is hit and miss, especially on the highways.

Those signs are up all over in Texas and people tend to ignore them. The exception is in rural Texas where people will tend to pull over to let you pass even on a two lane road just out of common courtesy.

Depends on the state:

Literally exactly what I was going to say.

But the Zagato just gets it so...right.

Pretty much everything on that car is rotary shaped.

On my A4 with the Audi Convenience Key feature the key fob has to be within two or three feet for the car to unlock and basically inside the car for it to start.