Lol, relax, it was a bad joke.

Not really sure how you would have 16 different wheels on at the same time.

I started watching this 1 or 2 episodes into the season. I was hooked straight away. Yeah, a little sappy, but the setting is excellent and the acting is very good. Story's also pretty interesting and I really like Tobias Menzies on screen.

Volkswagen cars in America are generally unexciting, they've cheapened their interiors, the cars are expensive, and expensive to fix and maintain. This is added on top of their generally poor reliability. (and before anyone says otherwise, NO, just because they don't actually break down doesn't somehow make them…

Sure, I would collect it and hoon the shit out of it.

If only...

Cool! But sorry to break this down to ya but some games actually are natively capped at 60 fps (and some even 30 fps). Dark Souls 1 on the PC came natively capped at 30 FPS, and required mods to lift the cap. Typically shoddy console ports, and Fallout 3/New Vegas/Skyrim are guilty of a built in 60 FPS cap which…

The title of this article makes my brain hurt.

While I think this will be really cool, I question just how unique and revolutionary this will be. It looks a lot like a regular off road buggy like those used in the Baja 1000 and what used to be used in the old CORR series before it got turned into "Lucas Oil Off Road Racing".

I hate this, SO much. Looks like shitty unibrow.

Unfortunately this is a legal issue. At some point in the last 10 years some asshole decided exposed exhaust tips were some sort of hazard, and now car designers are stuck having to do this.

Something tells me that this thing could be very competitive if it's going to compete in a GT3ish class. Seeing as how GT3 cars are based off of real production cars, and this thing will be a production car shaped like a LMP-lite, I can see it doing really well.

But $39,000 IS expensive!

I would be seriously excited to see them do this. What the hell happened to affordable pickups?

Seriously. Lost in the ether of the Corvette is that it's unbelievably fast. Faster than you think it is. Faster than anyone actually needs. Response from the engine is immediate, even when it's running on the highway in V4 mode. Which it does very well, though there is a noticeable shudder from the engine as it shuts…

This is the only appropriate response.

I'm pretty sure the engine is the ice cream.