Once again, this American feels the need to point out that "summer" tires (per Tire Rack and most other retailers) refer to the super sticky, short-lived, usually expensive "maximum performance" tires that very rarely come as OE equipment and are dangerous at low temps, regardless of snow and ice.

I watched someone tear off their left wheels drifting into a curb doing that, once. Better to find a place with fewer obstacles and and even less traction.

DANGEROUS TRICKS!!!!

That leaves the Japanese and the two frontrunners are Mazda and Suzuki. Given Mitsubishi's partnership with Nissan Renault and Suzuki's work with Toyota it seems like Mazda is the obvious choice. Will they go with the obvious choice? There are too many factors to say for sure, but it does add interesting context to…

You mean, like his brain or whatever?

It also helps that he had incredible luck that a major vein/artery or other major thing wasn't hit. Stabbings are really crazy like that.

Save the R32!!!

My Dad and I decided on Christmas break to finally go for it and buy a kit and build one of these things. I can't. Fucking. Wait.

On that dirt oval track one was that a kid pulling out a man? ( or a really short person? )

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The real question is what kind of gas mileage will you get if you do fix #1 AND remove the batteries and electric motor. Simplify and add lightness!

A Nissan Juke owner saying a Honda Insight is ugly...

Here's hoping their budget has been cut drastically to the point they can no longer afford explosions or staged accidents. The show was better when they could only afford witty banter.

There were some better roadrunners out there.

I can't wait for cannabis prohibition to end world-wide. We're just a generation away.

Some people complain about the weight. My 88 Turbo 5 spd weighs around 3700 lbs, and makes 325hp and 350 ft-lbs (peaking at 3000 rpm) at the rear tires, using a stock turbo.