IIRC, they didn’t sell 918. That was the production cap if they got the orders, but they only got 500 or so orders before the sales cut-off date. Too many people wanted to wait to see it before they bought. That’s what my local dealer said, anyways.

The character should still be archaic and irreverent. If you change that, it’s not the Joker anymore. If he’s not in a hastily green-and-purple spray-painted deuce-and-a-half, he’d be a “borrowed” ARGUS Caprice with “Screw ARGUS” and “Amanda Waller sucks!” written down the side. This body-kitted monstrosity isn’t…

It’s not archaic enough for the Joker, though. In The Dark Knight, he drove a carnival 18-wheeler with subtle graffiti on it, or he rode around in corrupt cop cars. He doesn’t steal for greed, he does it for the challenge. He does it because he’s crazy. No self-respecting Joker would drive a flashy, body-kitted sports…

Found a Joker Car in the comics. Little cheesy for today’s ‘gritty’ infatuation, but much more accurate to the character than something mass-produced

I don’t like where this movie is taking the Joker at all. Even if he did have a car in the comics (which I can’t seem to find) it wouldn’t be some pimp-my-ride supercar. The closest he got in The Dark Knight was the 18-wheeler with very subtle graffiti on it, which just fit. I would also take a 30’s hot-rod, or any…

It looks mid-engined, so not a GTR. I think it’s custom, or something so vaporware even Autoblog hasn’t picked it up. Personally, I don’t think it fits the Joker at all; it’s too clean, not at all archaic enough, and what’s with all the blue neon?

Also, don’t forget the massive PR disaster created when, during a photoshoot in June of 1966, one of the XB-70A’s escort planes was sucked into the vortex created by the wings, causing a massive mid-air collision, killing two pilots and seriously injuring a third.

I got an altogether different impression from the NOVA JSF documentary. If I remember correctly, the X-32 couldn’t perform at least two of the key requirements of the JSF program (Namely VTOL and supersonic flight) without considerable physical modifications. I know that’s not the only thing that gave me the…

The 5-series GT looks markedly better, and while I wouldn’t buy one with my own money, the styling has grown on me to the point where I don’t feel the need to bleach my retinas whenever I see one (especially in red).

BMW 3-series GT. Look at this useless piece of crap:

That picture shows perfectly the saddest part about ‘Vettes: how they’re driven. They’re super capable, lightweight monsters, but I only see them driven in the slow lane, and I can never seem to get good pictures of them because even my Jeep is going faster than they are. It’s a disgrace.

I only got that achievement on the mobile Dead Space......... That still counts, right..?

I don’t see how they could, but I wouldn’t put it past Ferrari to try. Those guys suck when it comes to customer service. Plus, didn’t people have to have something like five Ferraris already? I don’t think Bieber has that many

It’s totally a real thing. The Stanley Parable has some of the funniest, most tongue-in-cheek achievements I’ve ever seen.

It’s also a great way to get that one achievement in The Stanley Parable:

I was under the impression that the LaFerrari had been sold out for some time, and that Justin was buying his second hand..? Maybe I’m wrong, but Ferrari really should try to appeal more to enthusiasts (maybe not coke-dealing enthusiasts) like they used to, instead of being “that company that makes great cars but who…

Fair enough. Still, someone should tell him that it probably won’t work so he doesn’t make any more of a fool of himself :/

I can’t see this making it, even with this much faking going on

What’s the point of eliminating wires if you don’t get any weight savings?

This video has sooooo many things wrong with it, the transitions are just the turd icing on the turd cake.