Its so bad that it almost works, but not for $17k. I love the idea of a ute'd out E30 though!

DeLorean

I drove a 700hp+ tuned GTR and didn't really have that much fun. The fastest feeling car I've ever driven was a tuned FD RX7 and it was a blast!

I'm a Vek fan and this song is the shit. Good choice Patrick!

Just saw them a few weeks ago actually and they were excellent.

After all, while the Viper is a wonderfully insane beast of a car, you can get something like 80 percent of its performance for almost half the price when you go with the Stingray. That may be enough for performance car buyers who aren't committed Viper Guys. (You know the type.) A very well equipped Stingray can be…

The Flinstones car was fully manual, so you have to include it too. Everything else in comparison is basically varying states of automatics with that in mind.

At no point in time was this article or conversation about anything other than street cars.

What cars have this?

What DCT/Clutch type autos require you to shift gears? I'm honestly curious because every one I've ever seen, including in supercars has a fully automatic mode.

People with these transmissions think it's so offensive if you call them an automatic, I dont get it. Unless you're MANUALLY shifting the gears with a third pedal, it's an automatic.

The title of this article could easily just be cut down to:

Even the regular F type sounds phenomenal. I was in San Francisco a few weeks back and a white F type roared through the streets, the exhaust echoed off all the tall buildings. I wasn't mad about it.

Ya, I get where you're coming from. I still think there might be a better way of going about this, perhaps doing a more technical deep-dive about the science behind these cars? There's reviews that highlight a few key engineering tid-bits, but I don't think anyone really goes that far into detail.

I really wanted to like this video, but it just came across like a bunch of press footage shot by Porsche and then dubbed over by Spinelli. There was no actual driving, no real review.

I think the self driving car is highly practical for most everywhere in the country. Imagine this - drastically reduced accidents, traffic, DUIs, speeding tickets, and thus- lower insurance rates. There are a lot of benefits to this, plus I think there will always be non-autonomous cars out there for the rest of us or…

NOPE NOPE NOPE

You actually own one of these things?!

1. Bring it here.

Geeez. I usually hate the ridiculous Saleen stuff, but this is gorgeous!