Totally agree.

The thing people forget the most is Inertia. This weekend is saw tons of people make a right turn by my house and slowly start making it up the hill and wait to floor it until they already lost traction.

Would be more valuable as a Fiero

Definitely looking forward to how they price it. But not sure if I would go for it without a manual. At that point I rather have a commuter and a dedicated fun car.

I would not trust the welding and trueness of the home built frame to anyone.

I get the feeling that we'll be seeing that 4 cyl making it into some light weight engine swaps 10 years from now.

Overall I like the looks, but it is hard to get over how much Fussion is in the front end. Specially the slope of the hood line and genders. I guess it does bring it in closer to the overall Ford design language.

That makes sense. Would be an interesting solution. Although I am not sure what fluid would be stiff enough to not more around too much, but allow for steering movement by the driver.

Remote controlled. It could be cool to have drivers pilot these machines at speeds too unsafe for humans.

No matter what you suspend the driver in, the G-forces don't go away.

This is F-ing great. If Lamborghini made a Ferrari, it would look like this.

Not a single Subaru, Get The Fuc& Out of Here. it should be #1 just in sales volume and aftermarket support. I know there are a lot of things to hate on, but really.

Can I recommend an overappreciated thread.

Can I recommend an overappreciated thread.

AHHHH

They are lucky that they had enough room to stop and that nobody else was on approach.

It will be interesting to see how they price these. The market is so flooded with new/used large trucks that compete too heavily in price. With those trucks in a price war, I don't know how they are going to sell/profit from a low volume truck at that price.

That butt! Reminds me of the Miura,

I would love that front end on the 2011-2013.

Driving my 2011 down dirt and rocky roads I can guarantee that if driven properly (if you like to keep your front bumper) you can get to lots of places. I remember a trip last year where at one point I got stuck behind a 2500 Silverado and an Avalanche that were going way slower than me.