What about the F430 which has a timing chain instead of belt that doesn't need to be replaced every time you take it you of your driveway?

Simple, yet effective. Austin yellow, cloth/leather combo seats, manual, adaptive M suspension and 19'' black/silver wheels.

My tuned 335xi with $600 worth of mods smokes M3s, S4s, stock camaros, hangs with 5.0's and many other things.

E90 or E91?

8/10 for me... and I don't even want a colored interior. Most of the time it looks bad. Plus they get much dirtier than black.

It does use ITB's. The reason it doesn't look like webers is because it has plastic air inlet tubes as opposed to stainless steel and they're not getting direct airflow so it needs the air boxes on top, thus no need for the stainless steel ITB porn.

Nice work as usual Doug. I'm surprised nobody asked for her phone number.

The good news is that I returned the Jaguar this morning and picked up my perfectly repaired Range Rover, which now has a new horn set and horn fuses. The total cost for this repair was $229.74 ("a really nice microwave"), of which CarMax picked up all but my $50 deductible. For those of you eagerly keeping track, my…

Here's how I do it:

CP all the way, here's a C6 corvette for $29k.

The backend kicked out extremely slow. I've lost the back end numerous times and have never crashed like that.

Judging by the video, this doesn't look like a very 'seasoned' racing driver.

I'm pretty sure the front brakes consist of 8 pot calipers by looking at them, not 6.

I've only said this a few times before but, the sedan version looks significantly better.

You can actually get the carbon fiber roof painted without a moonroof which only idiots would opt for.

Aka jumping out of the window while the car is moving

Where's Doug when we need him?

Oh wait...

I think so too. :)

It's a honda underneath, it'll run until 450,000 if properly maintained.