Well, white with blue strips is the United States racing colors...

What happened?

You missed one. College trips were fun.

Do they do this for the publicity of people writing articles about it? I guess it works.

Crank the wheels all the way left (or right if you prefer), stomp on it. If you car is lacking in power, it'll be disappointing. You'll have to find a slippy surface.

Are we supposed to be impressed? I can do that in a rotted out '97 Corolla.

I'm on 265's, so it was a slightly cheaper pill. Also, the spare sits under the rear end, so no point in getting a 5th tire really. The current full-size spare will do, as it's only ~1 year old.

Just ordered some!

But I have to wear boots at work... and besides, the jeans you youngin' wear these days won't fit over my boots, much less allow for any movement without popping a testicle.

Models with DCC will run you $39,090. Compared to the current best hyper mad rally road car you can buy, the Subaru WRX STI, the Golf R's pricing comes in higher at all levels. It better be pretty damned good. Especially since the STI has a manual and the R currently does not.

95% get a bedliner? HAHAHAHA. A number the bedliner industry could only dream of.

Customer chassis? Sounds like the startings of a spec series if you ask me. You just happen to think a spec series means that everything is shared.

Never said switching to a spec series was a good idea. Merely that it could massively cut costs.

Never said switching to a spec series was a good idea, just one that could massively cut costs.

The only ways to really curb costs are to either have a price cap, some complicated resource cap, or turn it into a spec series.

Why can't we get photo albums with these write ups? You had to have taken more photos than this!

But why should that matter? The ATS isn't a BMW or a Mercedes. It's a Cadillac. And a Cadillac that actually behaves like the Cadillacs you remember. Mr. ATS Coupe, you keep on being you.

If I took another two cross-plane V8's and mounted them together so it was a V16, but one was facing forwards and one was facing backwards, would I get them to balance out without counter balances?

This car is pretty stoopid at $200,000. It doesn't stack up well against any reasonable 4-door competitor. It's a big car with a tiny back seat. The build quality was always a bit of a question too.

Can someone explain the visual changes?