right, but the GYM9 car (the one in the video, the new chassis) is different.

In the pic it's not.

Could have found a pic of the GYM9 car!

Both - worked for a large german company that sounds like the plural of a bodily fluid. Met both the stateside german CEO and many german engineers. definitely a different demeanor compared to the aussies/scots/brits/dutch that worked with them.

Few things are more tragic than an NSX with an auto box.

Also an engineer - can verify lack of social skills.

The shocker here is that someone with a PhD in engineering had the social skills to be the CEO of a major company.

Are XX owners allowed to sell the cars or do those sales have to be approved by the factory?

The balls of these guys to go full-out on the edge of an 8-figure crash.

Our All-Clad pans are perfect for my wife to burn eggs in and leave in the sink for a week while it soaks.

Our All-Clad pans are perfect for my wife to burn eggs in and leave in the sink for a week while it soaks.

the news article linked shows an enzo :D

Could this be one of the “taxtherich” f50s?

Not true. Most engineering curriculum requires co-op, which is certainly beneficial.

I guess it depends on the industry. I have been a hiring manager (engineering and operations level) where we couldnt fill civil/mechanical engineering positions without a 4-year engineering degree, regardless of EIT/PE.

Regardless, an engineering tech degree doesn’t make you an engineer, but rather a technologist. A lot of jobs require engineering positions be filled by engineers (go figure).

Are you me?

Pittsburgh is home to Carnegie Mellon University’s robotics department, making it a pretty ideal place to test such technology.

it looks like they hired VigorousZX for the renderings /insidethecarloungereference

the v8 s4s sounded awesome, and the v6t s4s are beasts. tune/pulley/intake/exhaust and you’re bumping against 460+ hp and low 11's

you forgot about the sport differential. and if no SD you’re talking a $250 rear sway to fix that.