replace the first one with "oh shit what are you doing on that mud flat without sand paddle tires"

Absolute top of the list of things to buy when I'm ridiculously wealthy.

Celebrity Trolls: Twitter Edition

No, these are silly. Neat, but silly. The whole idea was done better, earlier with the "normal" ratchet shifters or pistol grip sequential shifters.

French cars are an entirely difficult class of weird and will have it's own QoTD in another week.

Ban Pedestrians

Today's lesson in Metro Detroit geography!

Comparing your brand-new slant-nose minivan to the newfangled space shuttle? Great idea! Launching that ad campaign the year of the Challenger Disaster? Not so great idea.

When the money fails to materialize, are there any actions that the county can realistically take to punish someone for being this stupid/wasting time?

1st Gear: "I HAVE/DRIVE/SAW A CAR SO I UNDERSTAND HOW CAR BUSINESS WORKS. OPINIONS, OPINIONS, VENOMOUS CRITICISM, OPINIONS, PERSONAL INSULT, OPINIONS, INCORRECT FACTS, OPINIONS."

I'm going to track down and mercilessly beat anyone that doesn't answer Truckzilla.

BYD missed the memo that if they were classified as "Interns" they could have paid even less than that. (As told to me by a classmate that interned in CA)

To be fair, that's kind of like winning a dyslexic spelling bee competition.

>W-body

but can they do this?

You would absolutely go head over heels for a 2008 Grand Prix GXP interior. There's like 9 of those bastards on the dash

And so, Mr. Columnist asked about 17 questions about younger drivers before the rest of us could get in some other questions about logistics behind factory expansion and shit like that. Sure enough, the stories that came out of that meeting all focused on the original intent of the presentation — except that one story…

Point taken, it's not impossible to build a new track as described, but I don't see any AAA+ professional series events on the schedule or grandstands. I just think that as the costs, liabilities, and requirements scale up, the appetite for risk evaporates- therefore the large runoffs and flat tracks.

I wouldn't have paved run-offs so large you could land a 747 on it (or so someone like Charles Pic can lose control of his Marussia and continue racing). If you make a mistake or push it too far on my track, you will pay the price.

because, Italy