Yeah I think this one just won.

That (frivolous) lawsuit and related correspondence could provide YEARS of compelling literature.

It must truly be an age of renaissance for ad men. Using Skeletor as a mascot/spokesperson for Honda? I'm still trying to wrap my brain around that.

With the P1's spectacularly high handling/acceleration/braking/grip limits, I can't think of too many scenarios that would involve a crash like this that weren't caused by ridiculously high speed and/or complete inattention to the road.

You were golden until you kept trying to run the car after noticing the top end noise and shaking. Should have investigated oil pump at that point, could have salvaged the flip. Better luck next time, eh?

How not to talk about divorce in your twenties: Don't get married in the first place.

Re: #2. Bring multiple friends if possible. Being armed is also a prudent idea if you live in an area where it's legal. Also, a fire extinguisher (especially for those Jalops among us who are showing up to look at 30 year old V12 British cars with spare Lucas wiring smoke in the glovebox).

So does this mean you're up to the challenge? Also you must keep a dash cam running for Youtube publication under the channel name "McLaren Malarkey"

Reading this article has convinced me of one thing.

When you need it, and don't have it, you sing a different tune.

There is just something so enchanting about driving (or seeing) a flat out race car on the streets.

Same. Was going to get one at $20, but at $47 no thanks.

Reliability is not always the same as longevity.

Needs Moar Flat-16

I was just making a joke about the stock photo used at the top of this article (which, btw, is very misleading). No ridicule against the students in the linked article intended.

They might be forced to shut production for half a year or even a full year to retool for aluminum body. This isn't as bad as it sounds, because it will just build up demand for the new one even more.

This is absolutely disgusting. The school is being irresponsible and encouraging dangerous behavior.

In most states you can retain a fully functional main cannon, with a $200 tax stamp paid to the BATF for a "Destructive Device," as defined in the 1968 Gun Control Act which modified the 1934 National Firearms Act to include rifled cartridge based firearms with a bore of over 0.50", defining them as DDs. Also,…

Everyone outside of the United States calls them silencers, and so did the inventor, Hiram Maxim.

I nominate the C5 Corvette. Rated for 181mph bone stock.