Shelby GLHS - Goes Like Hell S'more
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I'll put a vote in for the original 2008 GT-R. Really ushered in the flappy paddle, computer systems relegated paradigm shift that happened through the 2000s.
Sentra NISMO = dead
The Mercedes F015 at NAIAS was pretty low on the squiggle factor.
really?
You have it all wrong. It's not compromised, it just has a different skillset. It can power down out of corners better than an FR or even MR car. Braking is better too. On the flip side, it's inherently unstable - like pushing a shopping cart backwards, then jumping on. While that can be a disadvantage, it can…
Yeah, I think I remember reading a story about this photo and something had just broken.
On the same pad material?
ADD MOAR TIRE!
I see zero dragsters on this list but a lot of sports /sporty cars.
A Torsen type like on the Integra Type R, Sentra Spec V, Civic Si, and Mazdaspeed 3 would be way, way better than the eLSD on a track.
If you're good enough to get it right, you have a serious track weapon on your hands, but most mortals probably aren't good enough.
I've always considered the Veyron a bit homely, but in this photo it looks about as pretty as I've seen it.
Finally, a new Lotus Elite is coming!
I'm biased, but I like this one best. 2000GT ain't bad, though. Either is that Stratos.
Indeed! "Track" can be interpreted in more than one way.
makes you wonder if Chrysler is doing it right or if Ford and Chevy are with their more balanced machines.
How about a turbo flat 4? They can call it the 912.
Edmunds then?