Is this a “We Are All Winners” sort of joke, or what??? I guess as Steve would say, “we got a good one for you today!”

Don’t let DeMuro see this!

Jeremy Clarkson on anything resembling America.

Some American plates are actually very cool. Also, a family friend of ours used to ship their 1953 Corvette to the south of Italy every summer, and rode around on NY plates in Italy.

Not the longest route out there, but it’s hard to imagine any as beautiful as the road to Haleakala in Maui. And once you’re there, you’ll be blown away.

How is that (building cars *just* to look good) different than the days of the Countach? In fact, they’re actually building good cars now.

I still don’t like the looks of the new NSX, even having seen it in person. The GTO though... that’s another story.

I’m just saying...

The fireworks incident wasn’t even the craziest moment of Austin Dillion’s year.

This is why there’s only one way to go with the Corvette: mid-engine. The current Vette platform has been maxed out.

That. Or anything made by Pagani.

Not necessarily. McLaren rebuilt a handful (I believe 15 or so) P1 prototypes and sold them to customers.

I was there in May. It was a chilling experience.

Honolulu. There is actually traffic at times, but most roads are a joy and they’ve never heard of potholes there.

I’ve driven the new Turbo S, and it’s incredibly quick, but I’m perfectly content with my rear wheel drive 911.

I better plan my 2016 C&C schedule before this goes *too* viral. (in before the “your username is tractioncontroloff, you hypocrite! comments)

I just want to answer your question why drive in Hawaii. This is why.

The Aventador SV. In a world of turbos and electric motors, it is refreshing that a naturally aspirated 750 HP 7-minute ‘Ring V12 monster is still possible.

Maybe the thief was being considerate and tried to break the car in properly.

Much appreciated, see you in the spring!