If you really want to show everyone you’re better than them now, why even bring a car? Your $32M Sikorsky S-92 VVIP is all the introduction you’ll need.

Haha this is actually how I got my first engineering internship... for a Formula Drift team.

What engineering school did you go to?

The head could be suspended slightly above the body using quantum-locked supercooled magnets:

Google agrees with you:

I don’t know enough about Mustangs to discredit Ford’s own website, but you seem to know what you’re talking about there. I think it is a different car in this image, so maybe the fastback image was taken at a different time?

...it is true that an aluminum structure can stronger than a steel structure of the same volume, simply because you can put more material in the aluminum structure ...

The fastback was introduced in 1965, but they had one on exhibition at the 1964 world’s fair.

Yeah, the one at the world’s fair was a 1965 fastback model:

I knew I had seen a cutaway drawing somewhere:

The original Mustang I concept was mid-engined:

Yeah, and my girlfriend’s Focus ST has a 6-speed manual and a “flappy paddle”... that controls the cruise control. I think this article is a little confusingly worded. “Flappy paddle” is a pretty general term these days for a semi automatic gearbox. Not for a fancy cancel/resume cruise control toggle.

That’s my guess, but that’s not a manual...

Well, looking at interior pics on Top Gear’s coverage of this car, it would seem the flappy paddle. Or pedal.

...linked to a six-speed manual ...

And yes, this is a product people will be able to buy at Peugeot dealerships.

Most Subies burn a little oil. In the dealer specs for my EJ25T it says up to 1L/1000mi. I just keep a quart of Motul in the spare tire well and check it every time I get gas. The problem has to do with oil sloshing around when you corner at high speeds... I definitely notice a difference when I’m just driving to work…

Nope. This is a scoobie van:

Well, McLaren will still fix your F1 if you crash it, so I’m sure they’ll replace the batteries in your P1 in 10 years. And for the amount of money you’ll pay for it, you’ll be able to afford to find someone else to replace your batteries if the original manufacturer won’t.

This or similar Tacoma?