Laughed out loud. +1!

Getting one on the list was always a goal, but Numero Uno? You flatter, Raph.

I can't understand the hate directed towards this car. Sure it was funny, but at the same time it'll only take one more 'accident' to make me think people actually have it out for this car. These drivers are completely careless out there, in a damn practice lap no less. Seeing the DW overtake LMP cars like they're…

I'm less offended since this is post-70, but still CP. If this had been a 65-68, this man would have to change identities and leave the country for his own safety.

Wait, no steering wheels? Why bother giving us control at all? Just program the routes and ride along. Skynet is getting closer by the day!

It's probably just a facelift, every generation has had one.

"But a manual is a manual for all eternity, and will never become an "old-tech" version of itself."

You have better connections than I do! My school offered a co-operative work study program there in Munich, but I missed out the only year it's been offered...

In my dreams...

That building happens to be the Museum actually. LOTS of cool cars in there, as you can imagine. My favorite being the motorsport exhibit.

Between the Welt and the 4-pot HQ Building suspended by wires, BMW HQ in Munich has to be on this list. I say this not only because it looks good in pictures, but because I've also been there. The inside of the Welt (the Cyclone building) is where they deliver cars to owners, along with a full showroom of the most…

It's all about the Ring times, Pj.

Am I alone in thinking they should have just waited to release the game with these cars? Selling a game and then saying, "But wait, there's more!" is kind of a slap in the face. I'm all for new cars but if these were (or nearly are) ready to go within the first month of release, I find it hard to believe they couldn't…

I think that is a perfect analysis. When I got F4 and my friends wanted to play, I let them do the Showroom challenges with all the assists turned on. They STILL couldn't hack it.

I agree with you, however that sort of off-putting supercar craziness that shouts "Look at me!" has kind of always been their motto. Granted, they gave us the Miura. Can't expect a tractor man to make art forever.

I noticed that in the lower image, what gives?

He's also going to cut taxes, and reappropriate federal spending elsewhere so that he can give more money back to the military.

Anyone else get a kick out of the doctor being named Dr. Ferrari?

I'm not usually a fan of horror movies, but I liked the first one. I never ventured to watch the sequels, because while they might build on story as this article reports, the idea is still the same. Loud noise and flash scares, with just the right amount of still silence to get your heart racing. I don't need to go…

It gets more clicks to play on stereotypes, duh. Bloggerism 101.