Uh...the original SLC was a monstrosity, nothing lithe about it. This isn’t great but it’s a pretty small and svelte car. See one in person, you’ll understand.

Congratulations, Mister Mister Gristle, on COTD! My award to you is an Aventador which this lovely lady will deliver if she’s able to handle it.

Per carfax, lefty:

The Corvette video is still just so damn satisfying to watch.

BLAHAHAHA, outstanding. It would’ve only been better if they’d passed a cruiser or run into a police station doing that shit.

Hmm. Would have only been 1 corvette funeral if C6 would have kept going. The only reason the C5 caught him was because he hit the brakes.

Simple. Clean. Purpose driven and driver oriented. Lexus’s interior design is awesome right now (exemplified here by the GS). It doesn’t have any of the doodads or shiny bits the Germans insist on throwing all over their cabins. I’m not necessarily a fan of Lexus cars, but in terms of a perfect interior, this is close.

I love the F40 but damn if that dash doesn’t look like a highschool kid built it in shop class.

Whatever interior you want is inferior and awful. Just stop. You chose wrong.

Its a classic. Good stuff.

Reminds me of the time in high school I had some idiot in a corvette wanted to race me in my dodge neon r/t. It was just before Fast and Furious came out and my car was“riced” out. (Got rid of it soon after, that movie ruined owning that car.The kid who bought it from the dealer I traded it in put viper emblems all…

I grew up in Spring (about 20 min south of The Woodlands for those not familiar with the Houston area), and can definitely attest to there being an abundance of folks with more money than sense or talent in The Woodlands area.

Yet another reminder that the financial ability to own a car does not equal the skill to drive it.

I don’t get the appeal of burnouts.

“Let’s see how stupid these guys are.”

Well, that was predictable.

R63 AMG

Guess I missed the original story. The obvious answer is practically any Mercedes V12 with this exhaust setup, just listen to this:

Ehhh. I thought this was going to be factory, unmodified cars (Like the V6 Camaro that started the discussion). Adding an exhaust? C’mon.

Ahh, the internet. Without it, I think Microsoft Excel would have failed as a product, its use is so opaque. When is it a comma and when is it a colon, and more importantly, in 2015 WHY DO I HAVE TO FUCKING KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!