Funny, but no. Honda is not back yet!

I thought I had heard what sounded like traction control while watching the race. It just makes sense.

Yes, +1. Unless they come out with haptic feedback touch screens or something that does not require you to take your eyes (and concentration) off the road. Voice commands are nice, but I think it's still faster and less disruptive to hit a well-placed button.

1:04, that is one very nice plane. Connie?

As much as I'd like to pull out the "definition of insanity" quote on this one, I think the following makes more sense:

Nice to see that the driver is properly protected starting at 1:40. But the bro hanging out of the car only has a hair cut to protect himself while he ducks back in for the rockford.

Wow, that was a much closer call than what I imagined while reading. A matter of seconds a someone could have been trapped in there.

Exactly. And if keep buying this crap, why would they change? Oh right, we can't really option that off the car most times now.

Even the minute it come out when you think about it, as they cannot compete with the Apple and Googles of this world in terms of software development.

Exactly what I said yesterday. They believe that their years of investment is worth a lot and they should not throw it away.

And there's another problem that infotainment systems face: Why use an automaker's clunky system for playing music or loading maps when it's just easier to use your phone instead?

Haha! I was always slightly disturbed by the ADD guys with bad moustaches in those Motorweek clips.

Road-legal? Props indeed.

And it looks like he has been driving like it should be driven. Bravo!

Please make it a Tata Nano! Oh, the lulz...

When seeing on the main page, I immediately saw the old Batmobile.

I sincerely hope so.

No jets around here:

If Mini pulled that in the US, they would get sued out of the country.