Wow, a small, underpowered car. I don't care.

That's pretty cool. I like it when drivers from different series try out other race cars. They need to do more of that. Cross-marketing, eh? Let's get some of that going.

+1 on that. It was the best looking kit I've ever seen. So good, in fact, that they turned it into a production car. I would have bought one if I had the money.

Summed up nicely. That is a deserving COTD.

Not likely. Most are owned by foundations for which their primary goal is to fly them. Everyone in aviation knows that accidents happen. That doesn't make you scared it just makes you learn from any possible mistakes and move on.

Truly a sad thing but also glad everyone is ok.

But wouldn't a Ferrari just become the worlds most expensive crack pipe?

Such a shame. My heart goes out to his family.

Nice list and good job guys. Sure there are other cars overlooked but overall you got it.

Well done and well written. I wholeheartedly concur.

That was awesome to watch. What a great driver. Watching him trace a beautiful arc on the g-circle from 1.1 in braking to 1.1 lateral was something to see. Props to Mero and the ZR1 as both were very impressive.

I'll offer any Group C car from the late '80's to early '90's. Who can compete against 250 mph top speeds? Anything else is just wimpy.

Sorry, don't care for that quote all that much but the video is the bomb, because racecar!

Where's the "hit it with a wrecking ball" kit?

Very nice. Thanks for the photos. I have a Bridgestone poster of that car in my office.

Truly epic. Very, very unsafe...but epic.

Not too bad. I would prefer a darker purple but it looks pretty good.

Ray, hands down Autoweek's photos are crisp, clean, poorly framed, unimaginative documentation shots. So the winner is...

Cadillac: It's almost there.

Very nice, indeed.