Do they have anything DOHC and sporting in that size class anymore? Something along the lines of a modern B16 would be awesome...

It looks like if they redesigned the rear decklid they could possibly fit a bit taller engine in there. Maybe the Fit 1.5 liter? That would have the same power but would be a lot cheaper to buy and maintain.

I can turn that right back around on you. The fantasy that RWD is so much better and you can pull mad drifts just like Takumi Fujiwara is what makes an unskilled driver in a RWD car more dangerous than an unskilled driver in a FWD or AWD car. All the guy had to do to take the corner was slow down to an appropriate…

Sorry, but RWD doesn't make up for a lack of driver skill. It makes a lack of driver skill *more* lethal. He was going too fast. Period.

Nope. Too fast for the corner. No technology or drivetrain could save this guy from his own stupidity.

Uh-huh. It would have been so much better to slide into the wall backwards or spinning in 360s instead. You can't compensate for bad braking and overspeed (basically terrible driving) with a different pair of driven wheels.

Bad as they are, these prices are probably at a discount I would imagine. If they made a huge profit off of these things you wouldn't think the track would be in dire financial straights all the time.

Yeah, I've been hoping for this too... complete the circle / reboot of the original Metal Gear with Big Boss versus Solid Snake. It could be pretty epic...

This sounds awesome, but I'd suspect they would have success if they simply replaced the whole hybrid package with the regular Civic engine and gave it a really good suspension. What made the original sell so well was because it had razor sharp handling that made it excellent to drive, decent looking, was cheap to buy…

I was just thinking this myself. $300 discount to remove the most important part of a truck? WTF?

It looks way more Buick than Tesla to me. Not just the grille, but also the fact that Buick likes the chrome stripe on the bottom of the doors as well as the overall body shape. Besides, from what I've been seeing it looks like the Chinese don't even like Tesla that much, but they sure as hell love Buick.

"And you rage and scream and reach through the Force to crush the shadow who has destroyed you, but you are so far less now than what you were, you are more than half machine, you are like a painter gone blind, a composer gone deaf, you can remember where the power was but the power you can touch is only a memory"

Good point actually. Greivous was never able to use the force so he never became reliant on it to fight though. That might have something to do with it.

Kenobi defeated him not through physical skill but emotional and tactical control. Anakin was a far superior fighter, but when he fell to the darkside he lost control of his emotions and was not paying attention to the field of battle. Kenobi even stated as much right before chopping his limbs off.

Cyborg technology in the Star Wars verse is basically droid technology. Have you seen C-3P0 move? And then there is the fact that Vader used to be the baddest force user and fighter around. The force only works through living flesh, of which he has almost none left. Between the slow, deliberate, jerky movement…

It's a hatchback. It has 1 inch more ground clearance than the G35 sedan it is based on. ONE INCH.

One complaint I have about dying light is that the enemies are damage sponges. Ok, the undead are a supernatural element so they can say they are harder to crush than a person and I kind of get it. But why do I have to hit a regular person in the head with any heavy blunt instrument more than 3 times to take them…

Are there places you can get to with the parkour where they can't reach you and you can take a breather? I mean I assume the regular ones are easy to get out of reach of but what about the "super" ones that come out at night?

UPDATE: Here's what you need to know: it has a twin-turbo 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 (yes, seriously) with more than 600 horsepower and is going into production in late 2016.

Good question... I guess to make them sound more foreign?