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I spent hours searching for a good video of the exhaust note, just to hear what a modern V16 sounds like. But I could only find one of it trawling around a car show at idle.

I can't express how much I love Colorado. The Rockies are breathtaking, the people there are so friendly and laid back, and they have recreational marijuana, excellent skiing, hiking, kayaking, fresh air...

How is this not copyrighted by GM? Same logo and everything

It also helps that the US has much cheaper gas, and therefore we get the same cars with larger engines.

I don't think Honda is capable of making another S2000. They ditched the high-revving 2.0 for that underwhelming 2.4 in the Civic SI, and they show no interest in sporty vehicles anymore. I actually wouldn't want to see what kind of travesty Honda would make out of a new S2000...

I'm on AT&T back in the US and I was always relatively happy with them. Until I moved the London for the summer and bought a pay as you go plan on Three. Then I realized how expensive AT&T is.

Halos. Is that a BMW?

All I'm saying is the mother made a mistake. Can we not agree on that?

My whole point in saying that is that you have to be a lot crazier to run a red light at 100 MPH than to drive 100 MPH down a 4 lane divided highway.

Going 100 in a brand new Audi on what has basically been described as a "freeway with stoplights" isn't a complete disregard for human life.

You're so dense. I've said twice now the Audi is at fault.

I said that the drivers were reckless and irresponsible for doing this, but that the mom is at least partly to blame. Whether or not they had another option to cross this road, be it bad urban planning or an unstable neighbor, they should've looked both ways and waited to cross when it was safe.

Which is also the name of a news website.

Kavkaz is a Chechnyan Islamic news website.

Chechnyan Islamic news site?

This is no doubt reckless and irresponsible on the part of the driver (whether or not he was racing, he still killed four people speeding), but I can't help but think the mother is at least partly to blame for this.

For me it's until something I can't afford to replace goes wrong. At this point it looks like it could be the transmission. That's not serviceable and costs at least $2500 to get a used one, if you can even find one in the US ('97 540i 6 speed manual). Hell even if it does go bad, I may still replace it and keep the

The Evoque is one of the best looking CUVs on the market and it has a great interior. Land Rover built it as a stylish city CUV, which is what it does best. Hell that's all anyone uses any Range Rover for

This only happens in a small part of London already overrun by hoards of tourists. Where I live (King's Cross), there are no supercars hooning about. And if there were, I don't think anyone here would give two shits about them.

Something I just realized a few days ago was where the popular A6 LEDs came from.