Underground Velodrome.

@uso.namae: I was going to make the same comment. Other than that, an interesting article about obscure engines and my favorite German car manufacturer.

Excellent writeup, enjoyable, informative, and somewhat obscure. Great job!

@diskreet: What track is that, I'm not familia— WHOAH SWEET, NINTENDO 64!

Glaring omission.

ABS? We don't need no stinking ABS.

I believe the only appropriate response from the Toyota driver would have been "Thank you sir, may I have another?"

@two wheels are enough: NIBBLES!!!!

Chuck Norris approves of the bad-assery displayed at 0:34.

They took an SLS and made it beautiful...

@snap_understeer_ftw: There are two ways to interpret that, both of them amusing.

None of my cars were made in 2007 or later, so normally I wouldn't care except that it will be a point of confusion for millions of ignorant drivers out there.

Welcome to the club.

I am now searching for a Sterling Gray example to match my E39.

This is totally going to jack up their insurance premiums.

So when Scoble was recording video of the computer-driven car, who was driving HIS car?

@Gïmmï Mørgäikköŋëŋ: I think the 'vette looks the funniest of them all.

If cumulative sales are only 2 million globally, why do I see these damn things everywhere?

Don't have a picture of it, but I remember seeing the odometer on my truck roll 66,666.

"I'm going to get in this Hind now..."