Still to this day I can’t figure out how Toyota was able to bring the 2JZ-GTE to the states, yet Nissan always put the wrong engines in all of their calls.

Maybe you should blame Fancy Kristen and her chauffeurs.

Clarkson and Hammond drift all the time. As do most Car TV shows. Though some host/drivers mostly power slide versus drift, because they don’t know how to drift. Hammond was actually like this until they did a whole episode where they forced him to learn how to drift, and he made the tire test driver, who was teaching…

Remember that this is a company that went after Top Gear for saying their car’s battery couldn’t hold up in a pissing contest. If they pull the lawyers for that, what makes you think they would let any attack on their company, whether baseless or truthful, go without getting their “word” out.

Jalop: “Why won’t Honda bring us anything fun that they offer in Europe and Asia?”

How much does Porsche charge to shave 100kg, like, by removing the door handles? That stage III weight reduction sounds cheap now, yes?

This is why VR will never be for me. I don’t game to take breaks. GG VR, GG.

Cyclist’s? Uh-right. No one cares. You know what never seems to get talked about when it comes to autonomous cars? How do they detect motorcyclists? Are there even any studies into this? Personally, I can’t wait to to get hit by a Tesla’s autono, and if I survive, I’m going to GIGA-SUE them! :)

It’s not unusual that Carlton Banks was right all along.

Lady: “Mr. Bond, where are you taking us today?”

Ah ye peasants with little style and taste who thought a Hublot LaFerrari is worthy of any man or woman’s wrist.

This technique is only possible on Honda’s new Africa Twin, which has a DCT transmission --meaning it has no clutch. As you can see in the video, the rear wheel is spinning without needing to be on the throttle.

“If you look down here you will see, it says Mini --so it must be true.” --James May