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    Sure it's relevant and useful. The only terms you need to put it in to explain it to neophytes is "It's faster than the Mustang GT500 and Boss 302 on the same track". That will sell some cars. Maybe not a ton more cars but we know that faster is better and that will equate to some buyers.

    I knew the Cup cars were "name that car with a sticker" but hadn't really tracked the technical rules for the Nationwide cars. A standard car is pretty silly. It's one of the reasons my interest in NASCAR has waned.

    That looks pretty good but the green house is out of whack. I suppose you couldn't crawl through the window opening of a stock Camaro, could you?

    Neutral - These laws are getting ridiculous. Cops don't need any more laws to misapply and more enforcement is NOT the answer if a fine is involved. Greater law enforcement and fines have little to no effect on behavior. They've been trying this for 40 years and when it doesn't work they just call for more laws and

    Fantastic shot of a fantastic car.

    What does it weigh compared to a similarly prepped gasoline powered race car of the same class? Don't tell me it runs in it's own class because if it can't compete on the same field with the same rules then it's simply cheating and making it look better than it is.

    No, this is typical Bernie. Bluff and bluster then change your stance slightly in order to maintain the opportunity to gain obscene amounts of money.

    And why didn't we have this information while Ken block was on the line?

    I don't know the guy but I question putting an analyst in charge. As a choice for running a company they are worse than bean counters by the fact that they are professional arm chair quarterbacks. As for keeping Opel it's like you said, it's a strategic decision and that may not pay off for 3 to 6 years. It seems to

    Neutral: This is a difficult conundrum. While an autobraking system sounds like a great idea on paper what happens when it gets anomalous readings. Mixing these cars with ones without the system creates random brake checks that will cause more car to car accidents. Additionally, we have enough electromagnetic energy

    Neutral: it's not smart. Look at all the non-car people out there. Do we really want their opinions shaping a design or features? It's already bad enough because they currently buy ridiculous features and cars that are unnecessary (SUV's for urbanites and minivans for families with one or two kids). But really, what

    Looks like some serious fun to me!

    Fan or not of the styling for the new C7, isn't that tooling most impressive? That mold is something else. Very sophisticated and impressive.

    It looks like an unfinished promotion vehicle from The Container Store.

    The first time I saw one of those I couldn't believe how tall it sat. It was sitting on pavement and it looked like a jacked up monster truck but way cooler. You never know what you are going to see at an airport.

    Beaver

    DC-3

    Here's a big'n

    I'm down with that! Seaplanes are cool.

    That is epic.