Close, but not quite. The first thing that came to mind when I saw the headlights was "Oh, looks like it came off the Dart." Lol

Not really, Hjwalah is better defined as cruising, what you guys see here is called zarzara, not tafheet, which is essentially powersliding lol. Tafheet is when you haul ass down a highway and jerk the steering wheel to start a chain of "drifts." I'll bet my left nut that all the drivers in that video haven't even…

Found a picture! This is the winter when we had the "snowpocalypse" in the DC area

Same here but with an R/T that had nearly bald tires at the time

The Hellcat lol, it's "aggressive."

I'm betting the Saudi airport was worse haha

Sweet! You should try to snap a pic sometime. I saw one on my local craigslist a few years back, really neat trucks.

Easy. The Mercedes 1924, these things are still used to this day in some parts of the Middle East. Everytime I visit the motherland and I see these things on the road, I can't help but wonder how many miles those behemoths racked up over the years.

Big Smoke lol

She makes some pretty good points and I agree with most of them but Mafia 2? Lol, that (seriously underrated imo) game doesn't belong in that video.

I'm no genius but with high horsepower builds like that, poeple almost always go for the auto on account of it being able to put that power down more efficiently, they get consistent results; less human error (hitting the rev limiter, missing a gear, etc). Which reminds me of the Supra community, from what I've seen…

With 970hp I expected it be auto lol

That's why everybody in the area street races on the 495 beltway in MD lol

My cousin has a 2011 70 series pickup, great trucks. They hold their value incredibly well.

Northern VA resident here. Almost every road seems seems to be "a site of some recent roadwork" this summer.

More like pony cars

I'd say the S2000, I was so bummed when they stopped making those.

Not related to?

Gold! You win.

Well I guess it depends on how you personally define what "flush" is, it's subjective. I don't mind lowered cars but some wheel gap is a must, 'cause speedbumps, potholes, and most importantly (IMO) handling performance. The stanced/hellaflush scene is just a fad and it will pass, just like the mini truck/lowrider/van…