Somewhere, in the conspiratorial part of my mind, the DA is a cyclist, or is close to someone who rides regularly.

If this makes other manufacturers pull their one-off prototypes out of the archives to be thrashed by professional drivers, then fantastic! 

Good luck finding one, let alone with decent miles and in good shape yet. That’s a Unicorn right there.

Time will tell. I’m sure if Lamborghini thinks they can sell 50 more special editions (SV or otherwise) they’ll crank em out.

Unless there’s a Whole Foods at the top of that ramp, I fail to see the real world application of this ability. 

Seven of the greatest? Possibly, but seven of the most beautiful?

It would be interesting if a new auto workers’ union came into existence specifically due to all the anti-UAW sentiment floating around nowadays. While I know that there are plenty of people out there against ALL unionization, I get the impression that more people are against the UAW specifically, rather than…

lol

I wish the Iranians every success.

My bet that salvage title is for a bigger reason. The bumper scratch is incidental. 

For a range extender application, where the engine can always run at maximal efficiency, I imagine it actually will be quite reliable. And servicing it will be much simpler, especially if it’s in a vertical configuration as in that drawing: unbolt the top casing, swap out the worn rotor for a new one with fresh seals,…

Seriously, what the hell is up with that headlight kink line

Wut?

Baloney. Most dealerships no longer have body shops. They send that work out to local body shops. 

Why do young Americans get a kick out of being inconsiderate assholes? They almost act like it’s a right. It’s doubly obnoxious when they pretend they’re sticking it to the man like they’re some oppressed underclass.

I think It’s not so much the vacuum that would break a concrete piston as the connecting rod trying to pull/accelerate the piston downward, especially at higher rpms (anything >o, probably).

I could too, but 0-60 in 9.6 on an 1,800lb vehicle with 264 hp(assuming I read that write and each wheel motor is 66 HP)seems like a mistake...or a very conservative estimate.

I burst out laughing in the middle of a museum when Scalia died. Didn’t work out.

Is it wrong I just immediately notice the Thundercats insignia on the van? What’s weirder still is the van appears to be in some sort of livery. Is there some sort of Mexican ambulance service that’s using Thundercats as its logo?

BRAT, And well named