That interior is just a bench seat away from being from the 1970's. I don't like it at all.

Maybe its just because I'm so attached to the cars these motors go in, but I've always thought the LS intake manifolds were really awesome looking.

The Story of how Lamborghini became a car company would be a great movie.

I think we all know...

This is likely to be fast enough around a track to rip a hole in the space-time continuum... very likely making time travel possible, and you're upset because you've deemed it too heavy? To each their own I suppose. I'll take yours

you must be on some hard drugs

Came here to post this

The front end looks like a luxury Mazda, the back end looks like a Lincoln, I'm sad to say at first impression I don't really like it. Here's to hoping my feelings change.

The people are calling for a race. I think you should get a hellcat and autocross it against your mini.

race them both around a tight track... my bet is that the Mini gets across the line first

Like this.

What about Camventador?

This is easily the winner for me. The Camaro "Lambo"

Mitsubishi RVR,

I feel like this is telling the bully at your school he is still as sissy after he just beat the snot out of you

This:

Looks oddly a lot like a Veyron

the side lights are too low on the supra, not to mention it is such a rare vehicle that I doubt thats what hit it. I'm thinking 4th or 5th gen Camaro based on license plate placement, rear lights and side reflector, or a 6th generation Corvette. In the image above you can almost see the B pillar of either a 4th gen…

The car in the video has side running lights, a solstice doesn't, I don't think thats what it is.

Exiting onto Michigan avenue off of north bound southfield freeway in Detroit MI. The exit ramp reads "15mph" because it takes a 90 degree turn as soon as you come up to it. there's a cement barrier (scarred with paint marks from many a car) there to keep people from flying into the entrance ramp too.