The sort of setup someone in the UK could only dream of.

Good fun to money ratio. NP.

How did none of you recommended a Volvo estate (sorry Wagon)? It’s the THE dog hauling car.

Am British, can confirm. This is almost word for word what should have been said.
Also, sorry.

I would imagine this is rather rare by now. It appears in good condition and i like the aero additions. It’s just, and i mean just, a NP for me.

I thought the real reason this series died was because a certain Mr Ecclestone made them adopt the F1 engine regs, pricing most people out of the competition?

Um, what if a guy want one? Because i really want one.

If this hadn’t been molested, then that would be a nice price. However it looks like it’s met one too many strangers on dark nights. So CP.

It was on Motorsport.com

I hope he wipes the floor with Hamilton. I doubt it will happen, but it would be a refreshing change.
Also, Manor might have found a buyer which is nice!

As my all time favorite car, i cannot endorse this enough.

Hook him up with a a selection: Mustang, Viper, Camaro, Corvette etc... let him spend a day or two driving around reviewing them. Let the secret service agents follow him in the others and you could have a bonus clip of their reviews as well.

Karting with jet lag sounds horrific, but props for the effort!

That Nissan Cue-X would have been fantastic with some RWD Skyline loveliness underneath it. Ah well...

I know they’re crap, but i’ve always kinda liked them, and i can only see it appreciating. So it’s a cautious NP.  

Good to hear he is currently ok.

If the rules are lax enough, there should be some proper engine noise coming from this class. I want to hear things like flat 6 turbo’s and Judd V10's again...

It’s Bottas, Massa is back at Williams and Wehrlien is off to Sauber.

If you guys are doing this a few times this year, it would be good to take the 5 fastest people from each event and have an ‘all star’ shootout at the end of the year.
Also, come to England, i want to race you guys!

This will be a big loss. It’s clear some time and money have gone into it. But the golden rule of modifying a car is knowing you wont get any of it back.