They just need to figure out how to manage the back half of the greenhouse. I love the styling on the front half, still think it'd make a stellar 928 successor.

Hawaii? People going 15-20 MPH over? I LAUGH.

Technically, the Stelvio has a limit of 60 and I believe the Transfagarasan has something like 40. The difference is that nobody really cares in Europe, yet if the Top Gear blokes broke it in the USA, they'd likely be mired in litigation. That, and no one was willing to close the road down just for them.

The M1 - a highway between Melbourne and Geelong in Victoria, Aawwssttrrraaaayah - is about about 100 kms long, almost dead straight and flat the whole way, and dual carriage way with at least 3 lanes in each direction the whole time (sometime 5 lanes each side). And the speed limit the whole way along is a monotonous…

So, Travis, you consider 85 MPH on a highway an "insanity". Lemme know when you're about to visit Europe for the first time. I'll show you places.

As a European living in the US, I'm constantly baffled by America's backward road rules. Quick tip: Instigate federally mandated speed limits which are the same everywhere, not the state by state patchwork quilt you have now.

Speed limits across the entire United States are far too low on the interstates. I drove across Nebraska, Kansas, eastern Colorado, Utah, and sitting at 85 MPH (10 over) was maddening. I should absolutely be allowed to do 100. As for the Montana example, if I remember the reports correctly, the accident rate…

I spot an NSX and a Corvette in the picture for #6.