Obligatory reference to layperson's explanation of vorticies... (Or maybe just blowing thugs up with a vortex of air)

Yeah but VWs have always had the engine driving the wheels it sits on top of.

If this had been advertised as a Chevrolet instead of a Cadillac and used the best Euro powertrains (or a V8), I'm not sure it would have been a flop. It was considered a rather good car here, especially for being an Opel.

Ride public transit! You don't have to avoid distracted drivers when you're riding in their vehicle!

TIL a brake has enough heat and pressure to actually melt a paper bag but also somehow keep it from burning.

IDK, based on your avatar, I think you may be a bit biased to the "Sonic" name.

These would be pretty nice as well, no?

I totally agree, the show does grow on you. I didn't like the first two seasons that much but when they gave up on the top gear UK format and just started doing road trips I thought that was brilliant.

I thought the M96 was the most hated ;)

Nissan Versa. Unfortunately the most affordable new car also means the most boring new car.

Actually as the biggest TopGear UK Fan, I have to admit, that TopGear US grows on me. Besides the one fact, that they still copy the plots and Ideas from the original Series.

speaking of....

anyone check out their current site?

I ripped the video

It's all staged. He's laying the groundwork for a plea of not guilty by reason of senility.

Is that...is that hair gel?

A0 isn't 1m × 1m

To be fair, the Indian fine wasn't for the donuts specifically. It was for not returning to Parc Ferme, something required in most levels of competitive racing. Here's why, from Alistair Caldwell (Fascinating character, look him up!)

Alistair Caldwell:
"Like other teams, we had been running underweight during qualifying…

Can't hate a guy who's going against the grain of Beige racing politics. Good on you Vettel, and I hope until the end of the season he, or any winners continue to do this in sweet smokey protest to let them know, they're not 100% robotic.