"Super cheater LeMons car?"

Fourth gen with a First gen front? No me gusta :(

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't the vortex generators implemented on the Evo IX because of the back end not being "planted enough"?

The "Matchbox" sticker has to be my favorite modification of this HiJet.

Here's the way to beat the WBC:

"Some of the people involved in this [event] were involved in street racing in the past,"

I'm sold.

What advice would you give to a college student who is looking to get into the world of automotive journalism?

This is what I know as mixing Whip-Its and booze.

That's all I got.

Secret write in: hinged plates

Mexico is everywhere, my friend.

I thought the same thing, but it's not.

GM nomenclature makes my head hurt. I just don't understand why they'd have this new motor share the same name as the beloved boat anchor from the '80s and '90s.

Wiseguys like a little multi-tasking too, ya know.

Sounds like a very good business strategy. Such facilities cannot survive on racing alone, and if we are to truly have a world-class motorsports facility/shrine then some out of the box thinking is required.

Dear Nissan,

Call me stubborn, but I would much rather be slower around a track and feel more of a connection to the car.

This may be me being a zombie this morning, but that Juke-R in the photo looks like it does not have the expansive roll-cage found in the prototype version.

I just want a god damned manual Mercedes that's fast. Is that so much to ask for?