You shouldn't forget that the incident happened at CAUTION speed.

Not necessarily though. If Tony was trying to avoid him with no malicious intent (clipping, hitting, spraying with dirt) then it was just an accident caused by Ward's presence on the track and aggressive approach of Tony's car that would be the cause of the accident. At that point it would be like you playing frogger…

Bernie Ecclestone is very impressed.

Jesus fuck, learn to type like a moderately intelligent chimp and turn your fucking Caps Lock off.

I do like Jags of that vintage. But something about E38s with the sport package just do it for me:

As Bunkie Knudsen and Bill Mitchell will confirm, there's no such thing as "too much hood". Much hood is why we all love the looks of classic American cars.

FACT: No sedan will ever look better than an E38 with M-Parallel wheels. Every once in a while I start to miss my 740i sport. Then I pull out some old repair bills and the nostalgia slips away...

It's pretty but it's no E38.

In a typical car you pick a gear with 1:1 gearing at the transmission. However, there is still the final drive, which is typically ~3.5:1.

They already have this in F1, it's called Caterham.

Obviously you just can't appreciate the majesty that is the Beauty Leopard.

Small diesels in trucks can't happen fast and broad enough. this is the perfect application for these engines.

So what are they chopping up to make this "new" car?

Does anyone else find it ironic that the USA, land of drag racing, understeering into trees and general straight line tomfoolery lacks a real high speed testing track.

As everyone else here has said, common dude the SI is no where near the level of the ford, merc, and GTI. Don't kid yourself.

Really? A Civic Si? The other choices I understand for various reasons (disclaimer: I own a '14 Focus ST).

It's a girl's car.

You have got to be joking with the Si. That thing has the cheapest ugliest interior ever.

Of course, how could I have been so blind to this master scheme. Here's the breakdown of events: (As told by Hercule Poirot)

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