As far as accuracy goes, it's hard to top I think...

It doesn't matter whether it's horsepower specifically or power in general (even though it specifically says "all 500 ponies available from a tick over idle"). Power (including horsepower) is a unit of force multiplied by distance (as in a distance over which the force is applied) divided by time. Torque is a unit…

these people think the limits of supercars, involves drifting them

This. Bravo. Everyone on the internet seems to have this notion that they're Ayrton Senna and then some. I recognize that as a driver, I'd likely overturn an unassisted F12 sharply down an extremely steep cliff. If that level of humility makes me less of a "man" to random 15 year olds on the internet, so be it.

But...but...there are people here on the internet who swear they know how to find the limits of supercars and...shit?

He's a 3 time world champion but doesn't actually play the games? That is pretty bizarre in my opinion.

Somewhere between Yes and San Andreas Fault.

ALL OF THEM.

NO PASSES. Will.i.am makes cars the same way he makes songs: takes a Delorean and an old ass VW Beetle, throw body kits at it until it's unrecognizable (or, in the case of the Delorean, TOTALLY recognizable), then claim it's 100% custom built from scratch.

But he does seem to love the idea of science, even if he has no fucking clue what it actually is, so yes, let's just give him a pass.

He's also a complete fucking liar (see IAMAUTO), a shill for whoever pays him (look everywhere), and a generally horrible musician (granted, personal preference).

But he does seem to love the idea of science, even if he has no fucking clue what it actually is, so yes, let's just give him a pass.

First picture: excite. Click through: Will.i.am.

I love how you can see him choke up a bit and almost cry when he gets told that he can actually drive it :)

Forza. Still 2nd best.

I know a lot of drama is based on people making stupid and inexplicable decisions...but this really takes the cake. Still, I will be tuning in for season 2, ready to rage text my friends after every episode.

Smallville. I should have quit it when Lex left, but I still watched until the bitter end.

Ask Doc Hudson.

Josie and the Pussycats. (It's from a comic book, so it's OK for this discussion, right?) Wicked sense of humor, insight into pop culture, catchy music and it didn't take itself too seriously. Plus Carson Daly was outed as a villain. What more do you want?