And that’s when you do a wheel spin and hit nitrous at the same time to jump over those police cars. Then you gotta hit that gas station right outside of it and take out that asshole cross’s Corvette.. From what I remember it’s on the left. Aah the memories!!!

This was the absolute best iteration of Need for Speed.

I literally wore out my copy of Most Wanted. This is what happens when you have a 3 hour police “chase” when your parked on top of the bus station and all of the cop cars are piling up below you like a feeding frenzy in a koi pond.

That is one handsome car.

Nonsense, dying employees doesn’t stop Capitalism!

And now a word from BMWs plant manager.

Poe tae toe / poe tah toe

Actually, there’s a big difference between being able to do a thing, and being willing, even using turn signals.

I would expect nothing less from a company that can’t make functioning turn signals.

Hate myself for getting that reference

Just a picture to remind everyone that BMW used to make beautiful automobiles.

These playas that these folks decided to chew up are perfectly flat surfaces due to the flooding and settlement of sediment and salts, just like Bonneville, Black Rock, and other similar places. As you and others have said, once it is damaged there is no going back for an extremely long time. you can see tire track…

Tracks from the wagon trails on the Oregon trail are still visible in places today, so you great grand children will likely be able to see these or erosion resulting from these.

It IS that sensitive. Stop “assuring” people if you haven’t bothered to check it up first.

You mean other than vandalizing National Parks? Or damaging unique ecosystems for “fun”?

You “assure us”? Then you just made clear you haven’t a fucking clue about Death Valley and probably have never even been there.

You are dumb.

You sure do have a big opinion for someone who has never been to Death Valley.

I see some vehicle turnarounds and some ruts where the soil was soft... does that qualify for pretentious outrage these days?

It won’t wash away. It’s a desert. There is very little rain ever. Marks like these will be around for decades.