That was the one I was expecting to see When I opened the headline. Saw it many years ago.

Bingo!

I believe, not positive, so, if I am wrong correct me, but in most cars still the braking system is stand alone... But yes with the avoidance systems integrated that will change.

That's a good way of looking at it. And I agree. I love my DCT, I don't hate manuals, but I have no desire to own one again, so, maybe it will be like that. Hopefully.

Hydraulic tubes can’t be hacked. Servo driven, computer controlled steering motors can. That’s the difference.

That's fair, and you're right. For everyone that considers their car an appliance, they'll love it... For the enthusiasts, it will be one more nail in the coffin...

I watched it. I stand by my original statement. It’s so terrible he doesn’t even finish the track test. Basically it’s a silver twin turbo Xbox. I understand the benefits of it as far as packaging and crash survivability, but I don’t think they’re big enough to outweigh the many downsides.

You mean not connecting the wheel inside to the wheels outside is a bad idea? Color me shocked!

Well I guess BMW with stand for Built (the) Mexican Way.

Would be way faster if it was FWD! Oh, wait...

That picture gives me an E-wreck-tion.

Ford and the rest of us should consider this a success. The car has proven it is very, very fast. Fixing minor teething issues is relatively easy compared to trying to make a slow car competitive... Just ask Nissan.

That’s not a sonic boom, it’s a Freedom Drum.

I’ll just leave this right here...

Please, enlighten the rest of us on the mandatory minimal surface coefficient of friction for it to be called drifting then...

Tell that to Gilles Panizzi:

Depends on the series. Little league runs a different base spacing than the pros,does that make their series any less legit?

I buy my cars used, because, as you so eloquently pointed out Doug, AMGs, Ms, RSs, Fs etc are worth about as much as a bottle laundry detergent after 4 years... I use Tide, by the way. I roll big baller when it comes to laundry soap... No Great Value brand here.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes!!!

It appears to me from this graph we are approaching, and pretty close to, the offset base line. I. E. the line where no matter how much additional money, time, safety features, etc. we spend on improving vehicle safety, we won’t see large improvement. These are the freak accidents beyond design control. Makes me…