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prius chat takes its self fairly seriously. Classic pre war guys are way too serious.

As much as I LOVE the Mercedes Mclaren SLR... It was a TERRIBLE choice for a hero car. the SLR came with tiny little buttons to shift the torque converter automatic, No clue why they did this, but all AMG’s of the era did this. In RedLine this translated to “Action shots” of either tiny button presses, or “ slap stick…

Ahhhh... error spotted now. Its rare I read jalopniks actual copy :)

Thats a regular canadian Tuxedo. well played clarkson.

Its in the Preferred qualifications section bub, IE the IDEAL CANDIDATE is comfortable wearing VAST amounts of PreWashed Denim in sizes slightly too small. Think of the money the wardrobe dept could save, Leno owns all of it already.

True, but if someone needs to fill the denim requirement, theres your guy.

aesthetics*

No one out denim’s Leno

Id like to add Captain Skyhawk as one of the reasons I grew up idolizing the airframe.

looks like a solstice and an f type did it.

im pretty sure ford didnt charge $100k, infact they only charged $815.

TOLL BOOTH!

Thats honestly what I figured, however it seems counter intuitive to adjust traction control mid corner, it seems as if this control should be better located ergonomically.

What ever steering wheel adjustment he is making every corner either does nothing, or should be better placed/more automated if you have to adjust it every corner.

With VW in so much hot water I doubt they would risk it again, but wouldn’t it be hilarious if the 4 units provided for testing were similar to how ferrari lets people “test” their cars?

e30 or miata are the correct answers.

i cant wait for the first news headline

i’ve always wondered this as well. Even more flummoxing is that vehicles for the JDM market are required to have a rear wiper, which in my opinion is genius. Lets face it, we spend a lot of time designing cars to try and provide rear view out of the car. We have a giant mirror for this purpose right in front of our…

Aussie Supercar racing, the only racing series to out convolute nascar.