It would be great if (Not) Top Gear could get their hands on a Quattrofoliggionio and say... an M5 to compare Nurburgring times. Tamed racing driver included, naturally.

Not surprising; I’d strongly suspect that, when they set their Nurburgring time, they heavily-tuned the car, Ferrari-style. I’d love to see if a stock Giulia Quadrifaculugiciulugiosio could get anywhere close to what the manufacturer claims on that track.

“... hit a set of spike strips going 115 MPH, subsequently barreled off of the road and into a drainage ditch, launched the truck into the air and landed on a car parked at a restaurant” 

I wouldn’t limit to age, but more powerful, sportier car should require a special driving license. It doesn’t make sense that the same license that is valid to a Toyota Yaris is valid to a Ferrari 488 or a Porsche Turbo S.

I know I’m going to ruffle alot of young enthusiasts’ feathers with this, but things like this make me wonder if maybe there shouldn’t be age restrictions on what kinds of cars people are allowed to purchase. Over 300 hp? Get caught behind the wheel under age 30 and you lose your license for 5 years.

Jesus dude.

I always said it, more than 200 HP? Be at least 25 years old, special training and several hours of gruesome videos showing what can happen if you’re not in control of your vehicle.

I would say that it doesn’t mean that he is guilty either. The interesting thing in this instance is that one of the women had worked with Affleck for years and not had issues with him until this movie, where the line between real and fake were blurred and where the whole point of the whole movie was to be fucking…

I’m apparently the last guy on the island where Fight Club is still an excellent movie that makes very good points about how terrorism isn’t the answer to finding meaning in life.

Just to be clear, Canada’s in North America, so it’s still an American car.

It’s like an Aston Martin had a few too many drinks and the Prius didn’t technically say “no.”

Tiff needs to come over to R&T or C&D, or even Motortrend, but then again having two race car drivers might be overdoing it on Motortrened.

“...(S)ome kind of communications failure” is pilot-speak for “neglected to change to the appropriate frequency when directed by ATC.”

Seeing a Tesla anything drag race the first 10 times was interesting. Now it’s just tiring to see. It’s like watching someone in a exosuit constantly defeating professional boxers in matches. It just gets boring after a while.

Also, it’s possible that people don’t understand that Tesla doesn’t use hub motors.

Or they are suckers for punishment?!

a battery powered hyper-sedan with electric hubs at all four wheels, and that seems to drive people nuts

Oprah is a mistake.

Dr. Oz gives him a run for his money, though. Not to mention Eckart Tolle or the lady who wrote The Secret, who had less staying power but were somehow even dumber. There are a lot of things to admire about Oprah, but her love of facile pseudo science is not one of them

And then there’s these 3 jabronies.