You make some good points.

‘Don’t know how the law is applied on racetracks; but there is strict liability for inherently dangerous activities. If this qualifies as such; “knowability” would be irrelevant.

Generic legal commentary: for you to sue someone, that person must have had: 1) a duty to do/not do something, 2) breached of that duty; and that breach of duty must have 3) caused you and injury which results in 4) damages that can be calculated monetarily.

I had to cheat out to 75 miles to even break $100k ($94k Escalade). But I for some terrible reason I kind of love this metallic brown 1989 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet for $150k: http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=448850663&zip=38866&referrer=%2Fcars-for-sale%2Fsearchresults.xhtml%3Fz…

Well played

Please cite your sources for this alleged disproportionate level of incest. (It sucks when you realize you are the one spouting cultural insensitive fabrications; will likely do the conventional and lash out at the messenger rather than acknowledge your ignorance.)

Real car at half the scale speed:

1:8 Scale – 8 X 28mph = 224 mph crash.

I fell in love with 911s for the first time over a brown paint job.

This one’s so awful it’s awesome.

I’d enjoy some variety too; but is the beltline still really that much of a design option considering current safety standards?

In 2017 dollars, a loaded 2009 S2000 was about $42,000.

It’s good to hear you accept responsibility, but you need a better lawyer. It’s also the maintenance shop’s fault.

Her response is one of my favorite’s from the show.

I saw a high-school student t-bone a semi trailer like this (blinded by early morning sun). The truck was traveling at highway speed. The car was dragged several hundred feet; losing large sections as it went; immediately caught fire; huge explosion and fireball about twenty seconds later.

‘But is the stationary seat safer?

‘Upcoming recall for General Motors?

Philistine

They make those: they’re called side-by-sides.