Where is the 6-speed manual 'box?

The only problem with the Honda is that since it improved, it went the other way in Europe! Civics from the '90s and early '00 had independent rear suspension, a friend of mine has one from 93 and it still rides beautifully. Recently, I got a ride in the 8th gen and it has the ride quality of horse cart on 3 wheels!

The franchise is already spoiled - after Tokyo Drift, FF is no longer a movie about cars, driving and car culture! It is another brainless action motion with more then usual car involvement. I mean after the way the characters got there hands on a Porsche GT3 in Fast 5 - I was like fuck no, and don't even mention the…

Never seen before a brake to be "white hot", red - yes, yellow - yes, white - never.

The rims look bling-bling - Mansory like, and are way too big compared with the rest of the design, looks like a 12 year-old has gotten his hands on one in a Need For Speed game.

Now they need to bring it ti the rest of the world and stuck the 1.8L Turbo out of the 4C, crank up the boost, put some great wheels on it, flare the wheel arches, some good recaros, get a proper diff at the front, Brembo breaks and voala - a new Abarth is born! Do it!

YES, THE ProSpeed Audi from Bulgaria! Sweet

Looks bloated! And not sporty at all!

I have heard of the Lucra

Sir Jackie, I am a massive petrolhead but sadly I do not know how to drive. Now, the use of the word drive is not unintentional, because I do not simply want to hold a driver's license, but I want to be able to control the automobile. At this point I should mention that my dad used to do rallies when he was young, so…

Literally, this is the first time ever I have read or heard somebody call the rear of the Panamera good looking!

Same here! Next I am thinking"Am I a bad person for laughing so hard?"

Yes, there is a Panamera Diesel and Cayenne Diesel in Europe. A quick check on Porsche's website for the USA reveals that in the States they sell only the Cayenne with a diesel engine.

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Dude, don't joke about this sort of thing! I live in Groningen ( in the north of the Netherlands) and use my bike everyday. Believe me when I am saying - forgetting where you parked your bike, or somebody re-positioning it so they can get to their is a pain in the butt. Also we get bicycle traffic jams!

Totally agree with the F1 article! The biggest problem of F1 at the moment are the tires and more specifically the FIA + Bernie combo which imposed the current situation. If Michelin can make durable and fast tire for WEC it means that the technology exists and I believe Pirelli can make a good tire! So don't blame…