You should look up the Chinese versions of the Toyota C-HR. Both look absolutely identical except for the front bumper.

I actually would like to have an R 63 AMG. The idea of packing that many people and going at stupid speeds appeals to the childish and juvenile side of me.

Someone make Torch our global automotive lighting leader.

Wow, got mentioned. Twice! :D

Suzuka is brilliant. It’s surrounded by an amusement park too, so there’s plenty to do around the circuit.

I will offer up Mount Panorama, otherwise commonly known as Bathhurst.

Schumacher is my favourite F1 driver of all time. I watched him in his prime while I was growing up (I’m the same age as Vettel), and he was absolutely my hero.

That’s precisely it. The tasks are decidedly simple to execute, but there is still some challenge to the gameplay (to varying degrees). They’re games that you just play, and don’t have to think too much about.

The second gen is actually quite nice and pleasant to drive though. The post-facelift one you posted does look terrible, but the pre-facelift version of that model is pretty alright.

Mine is black.

Yes! Do it!

The GR Yaris has this too. I thought it was a very nice touch.

I don’t actually like to use my smartphone in the car, for a couple of reasons.

Oh yeah!

That’s what Dacia is in Europe. They’re not shitty but they’re deliberately built to a price for their target market. They don’t score well in Euro NCAP and they’re insistent on staying that way.

Actually, even the full production lights look shitty. They’re too thin and small IMO.

It’s a very Schumacher thing to do. While dangerous, I do respect that kind of no-holds barred racing. It is after all a dangerous sport.

Someone commented in the Tweet comparing this and the duo’s clash at Silverstone, and how Lewis got off lightly in comparison then.

Good god.

Good. It was a horrible POS. And I say this as a former Ford employee

God, the cladding is horrible.