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In truth, I'd probably get lost and feel extra-white.

I've got tons of respect for publishers who don't talk about a game until it's close to launch. I can't count how many games I've seen a big PR push a year out and then forgotten about by the time they launch.

I desperately want one with Snoop Dogg's voice:

A lot of the time, cars like this are included for a) licensing deals (e.g. if you want the viper you've got to put the PT cruiser in as well) or b) to fill a gap in the game ramp. There's more to a good racing game than just peak fantasy fulfillment - a lot of people enjoy a progression. There's an immense sense of

Well, it was right about then that them Duke boys started to wonderin' if maybe they hadn't hassled ol' Roscoe a little too much. They was always jumpin' the General Lee over him like a quick brown fox might do to a lazy ol' hound dog and now maybe the time'd come for that hound to start a-barkin'. See, the thing

I was also told that you could shut off your bike and start it again to trip them. Allegedly, the magnetic field generated by the starter motor is enough to frob the sensor.

I've started seeing the Hyundai Genesis coupe around, and they are really damn good-looking cars; to say nothing of their low cost and chuck-ability. I think, in a few years, they'll be filling in for the Datsun / Nissan Z cars in amateur races everywhere.

re: Sagaris - This thing is terrifying to see in your rear-view mirror because, at any moment, the rear end might whip around and clobber you. Best to let it pass and watch from a distance.

It really is true. Take, for example, the video a few weeks back where those two guys saw an old lady strike a man with her car. In the states they likely wouldn't have gotten her pulled over, and even if they did, she'd curse them out and question their parentage.

You stretched believability too thin with the Buick, they don't come in blue. If you'd made it grey I'd have completely fallen for it.

It's nice to see someone go with a lesser-known Monty Python reference.

I just think that tickets should be a percentage of your annual income instead of a flat fee. If that $350 speeding ticket hit a Veyron driver the way it hit me, they'd slow their roll, too.

Also, he can't be The Stig because I am The Stig.

I'm sure that was a typo and he mean 150mph, in which case I'm recommending a motorcycle. He'll want to make sure it's something american-made, naturally...

Facing "her worth ennemy"?

"Some see these cars as something to covet and hide from others. Some dirty little splurge of selfishness or ego stroking jewel. No, No No!!! These are object to inspire others. To hook others into the obsession. They are born to raise a middle finger at the boringness of the Toyota Corolla and every other made to a

Well, I'm in no rush - I've got to finish my current project and let my wallet recover before I tackle a new one anyway.

I sometimes wish I'd held out and found a 99 RS instead of buying my '07 new. I desperately want one to cage for rally, but there just aren't any for sale in my neck of the woods.

Seems to me that the solution to climbing average MPG requirements and still keeping the soul of motorsports is kit cars. There's got to be some loophole about what a "car" is in the CAFE standards. If GM sells me a corvette rolling chassis, that isn't a car because it hasn't got a motor. If I then buy a crate LS1,