The car is registered in NJ (based on the window sticker), so it's either a prank or a scam, as someone else mentioned.

I just found the SAME CAR for sale in New Jersey. Seriously. I'm guessing this one is legit and the other one, maybe not:

I had the same thought/question. I don't know how they did it, but the right way to have done it, I think, would have been to record the car's sounds from within the car. That way, a playback of the lap would reveal the true sound, sans doppler effect.

I just read through all the comments before posting this... in Ambush, around the 3:30 mark, there's what looks like a front bumper shot, then it banks sharply! Am I the only one that found that distracting? Am I?

To set your mind at rest, I am not.

I think that's a Lambo, dude.

That's because you were looking to your left - you should have been looking to your reich.

I'm guessing you don't have kids. If you do, you might want to consider keeping a closer eye on them. I have three small children and I am very strict with them around cars. Accidents happen, but basically anywhere in the Northeast, where there are a lot of cars and frankly, a lot of bad drivers, you need to be…

I saw one of these in Jersey on Sunday, and from a distance, the front end looked like an old classic Esprit (put it this way, I knew it was a Lotus from the moment I caught sight of it, I just wasn't sure what model it was). As it passed the modern lines were obvious... still wasn't sure which model it was though,…

Thanks! I've been lucky to get to hang around with all sorts of very interesting car nuts. Somehow I never broke into the business, which I regret. I'll write more about them later - back to reality before the kids' dinner burns.

Thanks! I'll continue to sip my Brooklyn Lager and pretend it's an Anchor Summer Wheat

I'm honored! I was very confused when I clicked on this article since it seemed like I had just brought up the subject in an earlier post! My wife will be so proud!

I prefer to hog all my cargo space with bikes. ;) But seriously, if you can fit your bike in the trunk (which I can, by removing both wheels but without removing the seat), no one has to know that there's a bike in your trunk that is possibly worth more than the car attached to the trunk. It also eliminates the…

O.K., anyone know what the "dish" on the front wheel of the bus is for? I'm guessing it's protecting the lug nuts from scraping the wall or vice versa, but I really don't have a clue.

It takes a unique, often miserable (but loveable) brand of human to be a Ferrari mechanic... be happy you're not one of them!

Clearly you're not a Ferrari mechanic looking for the next month's shop rent. Otherwise, this would all be music to your ears.

Years ago when I managed a bike shop, I had a guy pull up in a Corvette (guessing late 90's model) to take a look at a tandem I had on display. He said if I could fit it in the 'vette with the hatch closed he would take it. I fit it, he took it!

Not to mention the absurd increase in car ownership in China over the last 20 years - the same thing would happen if every other family in the U.S. suddenly decided to buy autogyros or something. Analogies were never a strength of mine.

But... it's a roof, not an umbrella. It just happens to look like an umbrella. Yes, you could use it as an umbrella, but that would be silly for the reason you mentioned.

I think of the cars as bonus material. Beyond Jerry's obsession with them, it's not about the cars. It's about Jerry's interactions with other comedians, and for the most part, I think he's an excellent interviewer, probably because he's a comedy nerd and knows how all these people tick. The Michael Richards…