So just like what most powerboats already have. It's a pretty good idea, and would be easy to implement.

On the same theme:

Just another excuse to post glorious V12 sounds.

I'd still rather have a GTI, although not with the goofy wheels. From what I hear, it's more refined, and the engine is easier to tune. Plus, for some reason, I think Volkswagens, especially the European-y ones like the Golf, are overall solid cars, even if a few things go wrong every once in a while.

It looks like it may be too far gone to be a survivor, especially with the state of the interior.

Excellent use of the strikethrough, Mr. Joslin.

Open world? In the western U.S.?

That's not something better.

The official cheap junkyard source of turbos for 2024 has been announced!

Well thank god you aren't.

Needs moar four-speed.

*Cue Florida jokes

I'd be pretty happy with a Buick Grand National for the rest of my life.

"Where did all these odd German crates come from?"

Excellence, distilled.

Dover has chalky soil, right? 'cause that's my guess.

I've heard of frying eggs on Panzers and baking potatoes on exhaust manifolds, but this just opened a world of possibilities.

I think they'd be pretty even on a road course. The BMW arguably handles better.

For me, it's the E28 M5's American cousin: the Buick Grand National. Preferably an '87.

DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!