Looks like a melted bulgy version of the current generation. Especially the rear 3/4

Very true. I wonder if Ron Dennis will retract his comment =P

I love how the F1 is respected across any demographic who is aware of it's capabilities and reputation. From Jalop fanboys to Italian Supercar CEO's

Because racecar.

lmfaoooo

Whoa, that's actually a lot better than I thought it would be. Accents the chrome headlights perfectly

lol brush up on your history. the gt40 is the archenemy of ferrari

The Mclaren F1 was limited to only 101 units.... P1 loses again

Pagani Huayra- The Lance Armstrong of supercars

I've been hounding for that book for over 2 years now... can't seem to find one under $200 =(

The fact it is a no-compromise supercar. You could take it to the shops with the large amount of luggage space it had, seat two of your buddies in it for a ride, and race in a professional series (and win).

Don't have time to find a picture right now but I remember the Honda Prelude had a pretty good looking digital dash. Not a very subtle one and could be distracting but still, good looking.

Dawfuq? Well this just ruined my day.

except we never explicitly saw Letty die, it was a cutaway re-enactment

also #COTD

The fact they are comparing fuel economy to a 4 cyl instead of the previous 6 cylinders (which a majority of them are replacing) makes this test flawed from the beginning. No wonder CR is losing credibility.

Lmao I was just about to say.... They're all driving pretty dated cars if (chronologically speaking) it takes place in 2015+

one of the many reason's I'd only get an Aston in manual

Same episode, if I recall correctly.

Just because of the seating arrangement, this is more of an F1 successor than the P1 will ever be