This could be coincidental. There are similarities but both are logically laid out if you wanted a good mix of turns and straights without taking up so much land.

Damn straight! Trial Mountain and Deep Forest show that Polyphony knows how to make a good racetrack.

Good to know. I'm guessing Nissan's biggest contribution was money since they got their name all over it at LeMans.

Interesting, most things I've read state that they were significantly behind the development and were the engine supplier. This seemed to be big publicity for them so I'm surprised to see them let it go.

Wasn't Nissan behind the development of the whole thing? Did they just hand it over or are they still involved somehow.

Thanks for the laugh!

Most under appreciated car with a prancing horse on it? Quite possibly. I do think I found the least appreciated car with a prancing horse on it though.

I was just going to post how zero-g body fluids could pose a problem.

Well that is just filthy...

Cool, thanks!

I'm 30 and always thought it referred to free stuff given out at events. It's use made little sense to me.

Or when comment text is halfway on either side of the scroll line meaning I can never read the left half of someone's paragraph at times.

I have the exact same Bullitt Mustang model in my kitchen.

Question for those in the know, is Mugen pronounced with a hard or soft "g" sound? I keep hearing both.

Still not as pretty as my baby. Don't worry girl, I won't be selling you.

Ha!

Anyone remember when Jackie Chan drove one of these through a mansion in "Mr. Nice Guy"? Awesome.

The often overlooked successor to the fabulous 787B. After learning all they could from LeMans, they decided "dump truck" was the next logical step.

I like it. They've found a way to make it stand out in a sea of small utility vehicles all competing for market share. I'm also a big fan of the Juke, not only because of the styling but because they've made it fun to drive.

Quite possibly the most exciting bouncy things this side of breasts.