Unfortunately, they are right. GM’s ignorance is deafening. It’s not that they have a car with a problem, it’s that they were aware of the problem and chose to turn their backs. I hope their attitude changes before the ZR1 and Zora are launched.

Eh, I understand the point but race cars should sound exciting, and these don’t.

Eh, I understand the point but race cars should sound exciting, and these don’t.

“I’m not quite dead!”

Ugly? This is one of the prettier modern Fcars. Now the current lineup features some “uglier” cars than this.

As others have said, they all cheat to an extent (at least most), and they have to, given the unrealistic government expectations around the world.

Those NASCAR Cup cars sounded so good in the early-mid 2000s (pre-COT). I remember reading that Rusty Wallace drove around Talladega without a restrictor plate and hit something like 255 mph, obliterating the track record.

You’re allowed to hate not winning and not act like a 5 year old throwing a temper tantrum.

The immaturity and sense of entitlement was almost amusing when he was a rookie but geez, grow up moron...

They may be able to limit the craziness, but there will always be people flipping cars second hand. Lambo has tried to prevent this in the past, as have others - it won’t work.

Well that’s one way to keep “Cup” drivers out of the Xfinity races.

And varying levels of driving talent

I’m sure it’s a good car but it’s still ugly.

There’s something outrageously cool about race cars with license/number plates on them.

CLK GTR* sorry, had to point that out.

Considering I was flying into SFO that day didn’t help either.

I have to say, I’ve flown about ten United flights over the past four years and I guess I’ve been lucky - my only significant delay (four hours) was due to a plane crashing at SFO. I have flown other airlines during that time as well and I am impartial to them. These high profile incidents are an aberration, though…

Depends on the destination and route.

Stuck in traffic and potholes, sounds about right.

Might not affect the state’s GDP but it allows politicians to pocket plenty of that spare change.