Nope, they got it right: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_far_is_Earth_from_the_Sun_in_light_minutes

Pavement, meet tire. Tire, meet pavement. You knew each other just a few moments ago, and now you're back together. What's that Pavement? Tire has changed since you've been apart? Just let it go where it wants then, that'll teach it to change.

LEFT TURN NOW!

Wasn't just you... It was as if they tried to get away with it then realized they were wrong and that's when you hear the gas V8 revving.

Now THIS sums it up!

Oh get over yourself.

Heard of Duratec? (Hint, think Focus) I'm going out on a limb here, but Duratorq sounds like a reference to the torque of a diesel...

Small correction: "US Army Air Force" should read "US Army Air Corps".

HAHAHA...even funnier that it was Jesus that wrote about it!

Definitely exhaust, it's an IR camera and in IR the hot exhaust would definitely show up that way.

Not sure if anyone else mentioned this (still getting used to new comments system)... but in that original picture, those are definitely NOT sparks. That's the hot exhaust, but I could understand how one might mistake that for sparks in IR(infrared), the camera the chopper was using.

Call me sick, but I actually enjoy when I get to go through this refresher training every four years (Navy Aircrew)

Honda Ridgeline?

My thought is this just a very small portion of the frame, which is probably why it's so pixelated.

I second Avalanche after watching the video, or maybe even a Honda Ridgeline.

i.see.what.you.did.there

Definitely, especially any New Edge GT (cheap enough + V8 = recipe for "watch this!")

This plus CRX.

This plus CRX.

VW Phaeton W12