If you can't trust a car dealership, who can you trust these days?!

Funny, I'd be far more willing to shell out that money to drive a Kia around a track than a Lambo at the usual "drive a high performance car slowly on the track!" days.

DON'T YOU RUIN THE CLOWNSHOE DREAM FOR ME!!!!

Dat body roll doe.

I remember playing the shit out of this game with my buddies in college. I still have my old Xbox in a Xbox cardboard box. Tonight might be a good time to bust it out.

Except nobody knows what 15,000,000,000 Rupees really means. Is that a candy bar or a new compact car? Ask Rain Man.

Google is on the case

I watched this the other day and thought throughout the entire video: Yep, I'd definitely be wearing gloves.

EDIT: Beaten and with a better gag

Can you imagine retiring with a full pension after only contributing for 10 years? And it's not like the LIRR has a history of multimillion-dollar pension fraud, or anything.

I've said this numerous places online now: Everyone will get used to these way faster than the Gonzo noses the cars currently have. Non-issue.

Awesome. The Veyron was, as Chris Harris would put it, "a new thing." I look forward to the next "because we can" hypercar of the future and the mind-blowing engineering required to create it.

I hear you. I still "arrive and drive" at HPDEs and hope to make it home. I started off autoXing and my friend asked me if I had any plans to do one soon. She does nationals and I haven't touched it since finding the track bug. I can't go back. I won't!

And this is why I only watch SkyF1 coverage.

But are you really happy with "all out" meaning second gear? :p

(Almost) original Stig

Yhrroder

It's not THAT bad, it's just not as good as the others and Subaru had to immediately fix it for 2009.

As Hoda was heading in the opposite direction on I-95, he describes hearing a loud "WHOOM" from the Enzo's V12 as it soared up the rev range and attempted an overtaking maneuver. The car completely spun out, travelled across the entire roadway, and slammed, backwards, into the barrier.

That's what all 2008 apologists say. ;)