I agree that it could have been more aggressively styled but you can’t really expect a street legal car to look like its FIA GT3 spec sibling. Width is restricted by the platform, after all even the performance oriented V cars share their bones with low $30k sedans. But I get what you mean, some bigger fender flares…

Umm I actually don’t know it... Are you refering to the styling or the powertrain? Both of which are pretty close to the production car. I’ve learned that a higher spec model is on the way too, power dialed up, more aero bits, etc. Think AMG Black Series but Cadillac.

I agree with most of your comment but theres no connection between oil stations and this incident even though I’ve seen many similar comments to that affect. The U.S. has been hitting ISIL oil infrastructure very hard recently and doing so with jets flying out of Incirlik, which would imply Turkish consent.

I’ve watched dozens of CentCom videos of CJTF–OIR sorties in Syria...

I found the Walmart Wolverine.

I wasn’t surprised either. The part of the article speculating that Turk’s were upset the Ankara bombing didn’t get as much attention was laughable. Most Turk’s don’t even care about the Ankara or Suruc bombings because the majority of those killed were Kurds or at the very least members of opposition parties. Both…

You can’t get a manual with the four cylinder on the Alfa. For what its worth I haven’t had any issues with my ATS 2.0 MT in the 9 months I’ve had it. Apparently the stalling issues were limited to the first batch of manual optioned cars.

Yup, just like Ford, Chrysler, Audi, Porsche, Lamborghini, Toyota, and Honda. Did I miss anyone? Seriously what a stupid comment.

I grew up in Clinton Township and sold enough Morley Candy (and by “I” I mean I gave my aunt who works at the Jefferson Jeep plant a catalogue and the skilled trades people went hog wild) to get into the “Morley Money Machine.” It was essentially a single person shower filled with singles that had a leaf blower…

Diplomatic cables? Not that important in the grand scheme of things. Anything to do with our nuclear deterrent is self contained with little chance of being accessed remotely. The idiot in the picture you posted used his own security clearance to access the info he leaked. As an E-4 in an intelligence capacity his was…

Some guy in Perth with the Holden version of this truck claimed on a forum he had a 10km (~6mile) commute and no issues with short tripping the diesel. Not much of an issue in 2015...

We give the Russians and Chinese a 1-2 hour advanced warning to prevent the end of the world, but that’s about it. Other than maybe high level law enforcement officials no warning is given domestically. If they announced the launch any earlier and publicly, it would give our adversaries more time to position their…

No.

Yes its restricted, as you can see on this map:

They would know as soon as they were launched with their early warning radars and satellites. Which is why we give them a heads up to avoid confusion, miscalculation, and you know, Armageddon.

I’m guessing this was said during the trial of the rapist and was likely used to convey this individual’s level of motor and cognitive abilities to a jury. The jury, being ideally an average “slice” of society, will not always be well versed in subtleties of what makes up human intellect. Using layman’s terms to…

The LT4 in the Z06 is 6.2 liters, makes 650hp, uses a blower, and has cylinder deactivation. I think they had to use dampeners in the driveline to address vibrations.

A few actually: https://medium.com/war-is-boring/…

Can confirm, shattered the final drive on my 04’ GTP which had the same 4T65-HD trans as the GXP. Great car other than that though.

After owning 2 cars blessed by the presence of an LS7 I would have to disagree, but to each their own. I do agree that swapping an LS for a rotary is sacrilege though, even if it is a better engine in every objective regard. The rotary is just cool as shit and essential to the character of the cars they were in. The…