I’ll pass on calling dibs. Few things are more humiliating than being underwater on a Hyundai.

The Corvette kept its composure even with mid-corner gear changes, so smooth were the shifts that they surely must have been lubricated by purist tears.

I’m sure an exceedingly rare French exotic will be completely reliable and easy to fix. 

Hellcats aren’t really proper sports cars, they’re muscle cars. And while yes, the list above has the Viper and the Mustang, these iterations are actually good track weapons. Any Hellcat is going to be great at a drag strip, but not really anywhere else.

You want something special ? I mean look at that thing !

Forget the C7 Z06...that’s a slower time than the C6 Z06 (7:22.68, 2012 car), which should be a much more comparable car. Both right around 500hp, and C6 had a manual transmission vs the DCT on the C8 which should be advantage to the C8.

Probably because:

OK, we get it. These fuckers are fast. Still not buying until refuel is as convenient as gas. Please make that happen and I’m in.

This won’t cost much. The mules will most likely be built with spares from the existing cars, or out of the spare car (most teams have at least 1 spare car on top of the two cars used over the weekend).

I’ll have you know that 15" wheels are the perfect size.

Big whup: I got 18"s on my Subaru Crosstrek.

To be fair, the cost of a car is comparatively a small cost to the R&D that a team spends....

The optimal size of the wheels depends on the size and shape of the car. There is no single optimal size for all cars.

As if the angles and angri-ness of the current Prius isn’t driving enough people away, Toyota inexplicably feels the need for more angles and angri-ness.

Ah, yes, a modded Civic. Can’t beat the classic. 

just checked, first one i found was 26,500 so youre spot on

Now check used prices of that same car. Its amazing. Then you realize how many parts they share with cheaper FCA vehicles. I like a lot of FCA products, but I don’t want my 80k car to share many parts with a dodge dart. At least not the visible parts.

I took my Stelvio in to get serviced last week and they gave me a Quattroporte loaner car for two days. It was cool to be in a six figure car but it definitely shouldn't have been a six figure car. 

I’ll bet you can buy a low milage used Ghibli for $25k.

Hey, as long as it can still do 185, I’ll be happy, even though I might lose my license and thus the ability to drive