Still waiting for Nissan’s race car of the future to show us why FWD is directly linked to sportiness for a 4 door sedan (i.e. Sentra/Altima/Maxima)

Hpw does one post/blog something like this on Rennsport/Oppo? I have tons of photos and video of Taiwans Option Cup Series and 4hr. @ Fuji from last month, as well as Monterey Rolex Reunion/Pebble Beach, but I don’t know who to talk to to post those pictures and stories

Ill be there for all 24hrs. I’ll be live facebooking from time to time, follow me if you want to

Serious karter here. I can admit I am, I’m not ashamed, because at the same time, I don’t force/weeck others, your faster then me? pass, I do look behind me so instead of slowing us both down, get around and do your thing. I do wear gloves and shoes to make it easier to drive (size 13's aren’t easy to navigate in…

I got 6 stories in before I gave up due to oxygen starvation to the brain because their stupidity was contaminating the air.

Can.....can I drive one?

Can relate so much to this, my love for oddball cars only makes this worse

$4.4 billion? Thats all? In this day and age of billionaires, I’m kinda suprised no one like the waltons (family net worth around $90B ) that guy from India who is the world richest person, hell, even Bill Gates should have some pocket change for an entire sports series.

Not gonna lied, I teared up reading this. Cat stories pull at my heart strings

Isdera Commendatore 112i gives me that best part of waking up in the morning.

And yet, Le Mans attendance was at it’s highest in the 80's. When I was there in 2014, Porsche’s return pushed attendance to it’s highest since 1988.

The first time I visited Taiwan, my wifes boss owned an Escudo. She didn’t understand why I flipped shit and took pictures of it

Total Immersion Racing (TIR), Test Drive Le Mans (PS2 and Dreamcast) Gran Turismo 3 & 4 ( Haven’t played 5 or 6 )

I would do dirty dirty things in an Esperante GTR. I had the school folder of it in middle school, and flipped shit when I found it in a Hotwheels form for their 1998 First Editions. I not only bought that, any pant scheme up to 2002, but also stripped and hand painted a few...... yeah, crazy times in high school....

Might want to check up on the R390 info. I believe there was a 97' and 98' road car, not sure if they used the same chassis and updated the bodywork, but I remember a maroon R390 road car with a different rear body work (thanks GT2.)

This article notes only one R390 road car being built, yet on the game there is a 1997 and a 1998 road car, with the rears looking drastically different. Can anyone confirm if they just used the same car and updated the bodywork?

Your name, your comment, I love it all.

Something that always seems to allude muscle car owners when they talk is stock 1/4 times. These things in the day were running around 16 seconds down the track. Though pizza cutter wheels and two tons that needed to be pushed, many v6 sedans today can match or even beat that. I do like the looks, but there will come…

I purchased a PS4 for Xmas last year. For the last 8 months it’s been collecting dust since there hasn’t been titles I was hoping for to be out yet (cough GT7 cough) what have I been playing? My PS2, and mainly the Ace Combat series, tryin to get 100% on them. I’m glad I chose a PS4 over the Xbone now.

I haven’t played GT5 and GT6, but one of my biggest gripes was the loss of tracks/cars in GT3 and GT4, and losing that Silhouette from GT2 is up there along with the 98 TS020, and Ford GT90. (Along with losing Red Rock Valley and Grundelwald). That beast is pure enjoyment to watch spitting flames of anger from dumping…