I love it.  I hope it goes to production just as it is.  If so, it will be at the top of the list for my next vehicle.  It’s stunning and futuristic.  Please let it be real!

That’s a pretty liberal application of the title “journalist”.  I guess any dork with a GoPro, access to a cool car, and a YouTube account can be called a journalist?  Regardless of title or affiliation with any publisher, “journalists “ should still be held to account, same as the rest of us ordinary people.

This is the CYA clause, to direct you away from correctly judging the staff to be hypocritical click chasers.

As much as I love this car, all I can think about is 13 Chicago winters on this car, otherwise I would give it a NP. But without a good luck underneath, not a chance. CP.

When a camaro and a civic love each other very much...

Only 76k dollars at current exchange rates.  What a bargain, lol.

What’s a tortoise?

Interestingly enough, there’s already a huge contingent of anti-vaxers down under.  And they are just as rabid and whacky as our own in the US.

Starring for recognizing that OC is a shithole and not an actually desirable  place to visit

It’s kinda still new to me, but it’s been so well looked after, it drives like dream. I will never let it go.

D-Force is the correct answer for my E36.  Much lighter and better looking.

I live in the DC-Baltimore swamp.  Rage level is high regardless of weather.  Local drivers and road conditions ensure rage is at near constant peak levels.

I don’t think I’ve shelled that much for maintenance and repairs of my 2008 E60 M5, despite tracking the damn thing. You guys must really beat the hell out of your cars.

Plenty of opportunity to hit a deer at the track too. Happens every year at Summit Point anyway. The difference being that on a closed course, one is more likely to be using appropriate safety gear. Unless it was the Stig in that Stang, I doubt he was wearing a helmet.

I had a 2001 Honda S2ooo that traded in on a 2006 350z. It’s been 12 years, and I’ve had several cars since then, but I miss that angry bag of bees motor and go kart handling.

That’s the thing though. There was a human driver, well a safety driver anyway, that was supposed to be able to react when the autonomous mode failed. But apparently didn’t react or simply didn’t have time to react. It seems possible this poor woman Darwined herself if even the human behind the wheel couldn’t have…

Even more interesting since there was also a safety driver at the wheel who was apparently also unable to prevent the accident from happening. I’d really like to know more about that.

How is this asshole not in the grays, but here I languish?

Or fried rod bearings.

Ford Foci RS