@ElBoberino: Does it devour lesser cars for fuel? #qotd
@Scandinavian Flick: But, yours doesn't have a built-in jacuzzi and fiery fiberoptics.
It looks like a stretched Vantage, which is not necessarily a bad thing. The interior is gorgeous, if not terribly comfortable looking for a sedan, particularly in the back. I guess one way to keep the kids from fidgeting in the back seat on a long drive is to keep their asses numb. Definitely a looker when compared…
@rigidjunkie: There are more than two carbon-weaving rotary looms in the world. See above. There are only two of Toyota's version. You're right, though. It's difficult to conclude - at least from the video - that this technology is scalable to mass-production.
@Scaramanga: I agree with everything, except the claim that this method is unique. Rotary looms have been used to weave cylindrical carbon-fiber components before - e.g.
@Alfisted: This technique was even used on the six-year old Mercedes SLR:
@Thomas Paladino: Mel isn't Mad Max. Mel is just plain mad. A mad, raving anti-Semite. Assuming the studio could coax Gibson off his looney farm and recast him as Mad Max, the following would occur. He would insist on writing the script and directing it. He'd rename Mad Max as Mad Apostle Matthew, and instead of…
@BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ: I guess, since it's a Volkswagen, the Hitler's mustache is kind of fitting.
WTF #qotd
I wonder what the coefficient of drag is on this one. #qotd
Camouflaged Countach #qotd
Not a paint-job, but adorning one's car in cured meats is pretty blasphemous in my opinion. #qotd
The McDonkald's Donk #qotd
@Leeeeena the Jalopchick: Stop it! I beg of you. #qotd
@Shamoononon: I shave my legs.: No. 8: What My Emphysemic Uncle Coughed Up At The Knicks Game The Other Night Green