What about adding a + between the 1 and 2, doesn't it equal 3?

That's exactly what I was thinking about. But I bet they want fast results so why not go with what works.

Thank you Tanner Foust for this. Since when did it become acceptable to only touch specific cars for racing? Even if its not a "Passat", keep on doing it. Sameness gets boring.

Just ask BMW. Or Mercedes....

Maybe if that tree would've kept its hard to itself this wouldnt have been news.

I was thinking that exact thing as I watched this. This is what NASCAR should be

A certain Jeremy Clarkson was clearly consulted when this came about.

Rotary engines are actually awesome little things.

Marginally more impressed by the Sebring that did it without donuts.

So this is like the whole Ferrari FXX thing again, where Mclaren basically owns the car the owner just gets to play with it. Monaco in this thing would be epic. I'm sure Mclaren can make something happen there...

So is this car street legal? Or can it just be raced on those six tracks mentioned?

Im gonna go with a less obvious answer of my first car. I started driving just two years ago and basically what were passenger rides became driving trips, my cars a stick so PRNDL became 1-5,R, and everyday became an adventure in learning to not only drive but to drive while shifting gears.

So it didn't pass because hypothetically one tire would touch another lane or some dirt?

2004 Lexus IS300. Cheap, elegant, awesome. And fits a 2 JZ

All those GM cars with that engine were impossibly front heavy. My moms old LeSabre could testify to that.

Jeep. 10 years ago great utilitarian vehicles to

They should get three lyrebirds to finish recording the Top Gear episode in Argentina...

They should just make a crossover to compete against the Macan and it'll all be ok .

That was clearly filmed with a yucca.... Don't ask how I know

My point still stands though. But yeah it's late, I only read half the article at first. So how exactly are you going about in finding all these?