Post a pic. We'd love to see

I agree. Way better

Build your own track to test those powertrains.

Anyone know what this is? Found it when I googled. Maybe a different rendering?

Cool thanks.

Aren't they all in the FIA GT3 class?

Cool thanks. Just curious anyways.

So the manufacturer is no longer liable if it’s sold privately?

I wonder how this would work with a pre owned Chrysler vehicle. Say a year old, bought privately. Does that customer have the right to sue since they didn't sign that silly document?

I can’t even believe that anyone in the world would think a small crowd control fence could offer any kind of safety. These injuries and deaths are %100 the fault of the organizers.

It'd be neat to see numbers. Compare how many actual extras were on set vs how many were here.

It was just an idea. I know nothing about actual automotive tuning and diagnostics.

If they're smart enough to figure out the algorithms for this in the first place, maybe their fix will be a good enough time to fix the cheat and maintain the power. Computer technology has come a long way.

I would add ‘remove excess weight’ to this list. Ditch the extra seats, ditch anything not necessary and improve your fuel economy.

Mines an 81 and I love it! Doesn’t look like much has changed

Shit is that a carbon fibre tube frame? Very nice

Make sure your spare tire is inflated!!

I’ve sealed many leaks in my old beaters with that stuff,good enough at least until I get home. Always keep a coat hanger in my truck tool box too. Never had to use it myself, but I’ve had to help a few locked out co workers with it

My old explorer had smoked tail lights and headlights. A good set of LED tail bulbs were plenty and managed to find a slightly higher than normal wattage for the headlamps. Never had a problem, even with police

If you do decide to spring for a more expensive one ever, I suggest leatherman’s vise grip model. The vise grip pliers come in extra handy, and it still has all the tools you’d still need. Saw it for just under $100 the other day