I just loved the fact that one of the cars had a vanity plate reading “5UBTLE”. Because Lamborghinis are all about subtlety.

It’s important to gain experience attempting to murder one or two pedestrians or cyclists at a time. Too many Mustang owners think that just because they have several hundred horsepower under the hood that they can immediately start mowing down crowds of people. It doesn’t work that way! You’ve gotta work your way up…

Reality: “I’m out here in the Buick.”

Rolling down your windows won’t help you much in a lot of weather. It’ll keep you from baking to death, but comfort is another things. Modern cars are designed with the idea that you’ll have A/C in mind.

It was ludicrously expensive at the time - I can’t remember the exact amount but something in the order of £29,000. A handy inflation calculator reckons that would be £50,000 in today’s money, or $70,000.

5 > 4?

I stand here today in front of you all to announce that, I too, will not be attending the Olympics this year. Who else with with me?!

Oh you were only pretending, that makes it funny.

...some people are bad at it.

Some Americans like to do their own re-badging.

I thought the HSC was pitched as another NSX follow-up. It certainly looks the part.

Would never make it to production. Not weird/ugly enough to be a modern Nissan.

Love that but it would probably have a CVT.

I don’t think I need to qualify this with an explanation, but a real six-speed stick behind a 300-hp turbo four in a sub-3000lb package would be so freakin’ sweet. Especially if they kept it Kia-cheap.

Because it looks eleventy million times better than that sad excuse for an A5 that got unveiled today...

I’m catching hints of Ford Fusion, especially with that hood. All-around snooze-fest for people with more money than taste.

van Dam-Lasse-Schrick-Yamauchi

Are the Subaru guys racing this year? If not, they sure wish they were.

tucked it right up the inside then pulled away - clean racing

Here’s my artistic license; deal with it.