Having driven an SVR I can say it is surprisingly composed. I believe it would lap a proper race track faster than some very decent sports cars. It’s an odd sensation because your mind knows you’re in an SUV and should be taking it slower, but your butt is planted in a sports car quality seat and feels perfectly happy…

You seriously might be one of the best trolls I’ve ever seen! I got seriously angry reading your comment, then say that like 100 other people had the same exact feel king and realized how impressive that is. I salute you’re work. Bravo! You might be troll of the year!

Tail is awful. I have a cabin in Georgia only about an hour (at brisk Saturday drive speeds) south and I won’t drive it anymore.

That’s better than nothing, but my main point is that they have such a tiny sample size that any data they get is horribly inaccurate

Oh I’m not saying the data isn’t needed, but in today’s big brother age of technology there has to be better ways of collecting data than just surveying a minuscule portion of the population

You must work for Nielsen?

Nielsen is an absolute fucking joke. How they still manage to be the “standard” for measuring tv ratings is beyond me. Sadly their poor ratings have been the death of many seemingly popular tv shows.

Honestly I’m not even a little sad to see LMP1 die. I hope it takes with it LMP2. And I’ll say once more that I support the creation of a class above GT-Pro that has racing versions of hypercars like the LaFerrari, Mclaren P1, Porsche 918, Bugatti, Pagani, & Konigsegg

Have you ever read a Torchinsky article? There are no standards at jalop...

They do drink lots of water almost as soon as they get out of the car.

I agree, it’s fairly silly. But it also looks like a ton of fun

Really? You’ve never had champagne?

That would be astonishing....save for the fact I bought my rover 4 years ago. I didn’t actually end up buying a rover back when they treated me so well, I made the mistake of buying a VW Touareg V10 instead because it was like a cayenne turbo, but somehow both cooler and much dumber. 😕

I had a very similar experience right after I graduated college. Was doing well in real estate and wanted to get a newer SUV, so I went to the Porsche dealer to test drive a 4 year old Cayenne Turbo S. I got the total brush off from the dealership staff. After 45 mins of being bounced between multiple salespeople…

We used to race around my high school parking lot on mini bikes. We would draw a crowd of at least 15-20 every Friday at 5. The end of school year championship had at least 70 spectators. But from what you’re saying that was actually an actual racing series, it was an exhibition of some sort?

Yes I’ve got a chemistry degree as well, and that jumped out at me. I guess on the plus side Taco Bell meat doesn’t require much in the way of chewing. But I suspect this contributes to the post “taco hell” colon cleanse. Turns out it’s not so much a cleanse as it is a sandblasting.

I think what he meant is “Just because you don’t know what it is, doesn’t mean it isn’t edible.

I disagree, I’ve had some awful gin. And I’m had some fantastic gin. I would say gin is closer to an IPA beer in that there is a wide amount of variation within the category, and each person’s taste is different, so while one person may hate a particular gin, another may love it. I had this very same debate with one…

Neither were F1 drivers. But the situation is that the aeroscreen would have done a fine job of protecting either of them.

Yeah I think what it reall comes down to is I like manufacture centric racing. I want to see the best car that each manufacturer can build racing against each other. This is why I much prefer any of the GT racing series (Pirelli WC, ISMA, WEC, etc) to Indy. Indy is just a half step above that unwatchable crap that…