That's why you don't buy new, little dog.

He shifts into lower gears in order to let the engine do the braking for him. He doesn't slow down much, but he does slow down some, and it's that quick thinking thatmakes this video so remarkable. He passes the other drivers, which might look like acceleration, but it's just because the others are decelerating so…

I've had just about enough of the blanket naming schemes.

Are they finished if everybody is migrating towards them?

Your first Ferrari is already a replica, lol.

Earlier that day.

Engines are meant to be seen, not heard. Wait, what?

Okay, but just the NC.

They used to have a badge with baroque decoration on an austere car with striking proportions. Now they have rococo styled cars wearing a badge that looks like a minimalist sculpture in an office park.

I still remember when Infinitis didn't have grilles. But they did have this awesome fruity badge:

I wonder how much that vinyl wrap costs.

a rear spoiler, a leather-wrapped shifter knob and handbrake lever, Sirius XM® Satellite Radio, an RNS® 315 navigation system, a multifunction steering wheel, two-tone brown "Sioux" leatherette and checked cloth seating surfaces, comfort front seats with driver's side lumbar support, and a six-speed automatic…

Infiniti Kuwaiti

Those damn coal cars are such trouble-makers, too!

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I'm more of a less-is-more kinda guy.

Design inspiration for the AMG GT?