Was looking for this. Love the stout little chunky bastard.

I prefer the cousin.

It’s painful just wanting to like this car.

Glad this was mentioned.

Kinda looks like how the Panoz road cars should have evolved.

Ferrari 312p

I’m super curious to see how he holds up.

Totally agree. I’m not anywhere close to being a drag racing fan and it was just such an intense experience.

Returning the F-117 is an interesting proposition and I would actually like to hear Tyler’s opinion on it.

Agreed. When I saw him testing in DTM after the accident, I was hoping he’d give it a shot. It’s 2016 and it’s starting to get cringe worthy.

Totally agreed. It’s awful that these things can’t even reach the designated rpm limit and on top of that, they get penalized for going through too many engines. Talk about adding insult to injury for teams with bad engines.

It was an awesome car ran by a team who had some really cool history with Porsche. I’ll never forget their overall win in Detroit 2007.

It bothers me that more people don’t know about this. The 917 flat 12 also followed this design to make a 180 v12. That being said, the Tipo engine has my vote when it comes to sound.

Totally agreed on the total fuel amount used vs the flow limit. They can’t even hit the rev limit on these things and that’s a crying shame.

Honestly, I wish the brand would have just died with dignity. What’s happened to it is worse than death.

Marchionne says that about Alfa, yet completely ruins Lancia?

That’s a poor man’s exotic! Was it a fellow student driving?

Man, I love the 917’s flat 12, but it sure isn’t pretty...

No argument here, but I'd like to here what brought it down. I always thought it was the split up.

Exactly this.