Burnout 3: Takedown still has the greatest sense of speed of any game. Great soundtrack, great visuals, fantastic controls. Only arcade racer I enjoy more is Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 for PS2.

Man. I saw the Burnout 3 title and got all pumped up only to have my hopes dashed by the word “tribute”.

If you enjoy street-parked 1970s cars in New York City as much as we do, check out this gallery from a new book by photographer Landon Clay. It is extremely our shit and hopefully yours as well.

I disagree. I think the looks of the c5 z06 have held up much better than people give it credit for. A 2004 Yellow C5 Z06 is still my dream car.

I like Trees. Trust me. I also like Bacon. Both are not mutually exclusive because I sit under trees while eating bacon. I digress.

100%

Supply issues? I just got a brand new Viper on Forza and it was delivered instantaneously. Please guys get your reporting straight.

No, massive deregulation plans by president trump are expected to cause much higher economic growth.

It uses your first AND middle name as the lane departure warning.

Those hills are singing! Its almost like they are alive with the noise of their singing.

OK motor and very not OK transmission (for performance, at least they were reliable).

For those with comparable 2500lb/100hp manual cars, the P-body 2.2/3sp auto performance is almost adequately explained by always starting in second gear and then shifting to fourth, then fifth or sixth. Except the engine would rev to…

hey! I had the 97 model, but it was all of 75 hp, no turbo, diesel,

Bah. You want a dangerously slow Mazda?

BULLSHIT.

2500lbs, naturally aspirated, 115ish hp. I could swear mazda made another car that was already pretty good for canyon carving right out of the box.

The Colorado ZR2 looks promising too.

Something that’s controlled by ridiculous fancy electronics, and has two turbos to maintain?