Reminds me of the Megafactories episode about the Tesla Factory. It's worth a watch.

To people who were already watching their programming? Seems unnecessary.

You know, now that you mention it, you could be right. I had assumed it was an uncontrolled intersection because I'm not used to looking for traffic lights over there. So he may have had the arrow.

I've always wondered why they constantly played that (along with some others) during Toonami. Was it space they couldn't fill with commercials?

If in doubt, wait! There was no one behind the truck, and therefore absolutely no reason to try and turn ahead of it.

What's your opinion on OEM rotors and pads vs. aftermarket? While I'm a little more flexible on the pad material, I think I would have a hard time convincing myself to buy non-oem rotors. I know there are quality aftermarket rotors out there (DBA, Hawk, Powerslot, etc), but there is a lot of crap as well.

Not understanding and not believing without evidence isn't the same thing. Statistical analysis is one of my job responsibilities, though I'm sure there are many who are much better at it than I.

They were far more than just a simple "get on the road and speed like punks" group. Their cars were the fastest and most reliable cars in the world at the time, and they spent ludicrous amounts of money to achieve their goals.

Agreed. The Porsche 911's (along with the Chevy Corvette) are practically the definition of 'sports car'. If your definition doesn't include both, your definition sucks.

Noooooooooooo! The poor STI hatch. /sad

I would probably disagree with that categorization. The AWD on a Audi R8 should not disqualify it from being considered a sports car, when a very similar car (Ferrari 458, for example) with a very similar purpose is simply because only the rear wheels are driven.

What about cars that fall in the middle, like WRX/STI's and Evo's? Or Audis like the S4/RS4?

I think it requires a nuanced argument. Is a GT-R a sports car? I would argue that it is. Are the modern iterations of Lamborghini sports cars? I would say so. My old 3000GT VR-4? I'm not sure.

The new Audi TT with a two liter turbo and all-wheel drive is pretty much the ultimate all-year daily driver sports car. And a good one at that.

I didn't think the 392 was offered on the Pursuit Charger. Mind double checking your sources?

All Subaru's less the BRZ and STI have viscous center diffs, not open.

Theoretically capable. It's a lot easier to say you're going to hit a carrier than to actually hit one. I'm not sure China has the necessary surveillance capability to hit a moving target outside of their EEZ.

Wasn't that the track the Top Gear crew visited during the US Special?

Hold on, the B-1B can hold more ordinance than the B-52?

Hold on, the B-1B can hold more ordinance than the B-52?