This would be my vote, although timing the whole scene from start to finish seems a little unfair, since some of the pieces of action depicted during that sequence is almost certainly occurring concurrently with other pieces of action.

The Panamera Turbo. Yeah i know most of you hate them outright, but I like their presence in the real life.

Fisker, never thought much about it online, but then I saw one in NYC and was really blown away how amazing it looked.

Is this some kind of inside joke or are you really doubting Metal Gear Solid tactics?

17in wheels are to big for a Miata. Especially now that the ND has relatively the same dimensions as an NA. Wheels that size were not right for the Mazdaspeed NB and they won’t be right for the ND.

Normally, you wouldn't turn right to make a left turn. ;-)

This goes beyond “not being a nice person.” He assaulted a producer for the show for 30 seconds. No matter how much money you bring in, workplace violence tends to get people fired.

Ever driven I35 through Kansas? I'd want to get through there as fast as possible, too.

Here's what I don't get: if this movie is a prequel, and this Transporter is at least 10 years younger or more than Statham's version, how is he driving a brand-new Audi S8? Does product placement make time flow backwards?

Aside from the fact that I'm not in the market for a $100,000 car, even if I were, the giant iPad you need to operate a Tesla would be a deal-killer for me.

Kojima bought out Hollywood and is using every living actor (and 3 guest dead actors) to create a 79-hour feature length Metal Gear Solid film.

If his tire pressure was correct, that would be possible, but with off like that, there's no chance of saving it

I'd rather take the ~500 mile journey from SF to LA on the PCH.

obviously there would have to be. But the point is that it would have been plenty easy to just phone it in and do all CGI, but they actually dropped cars out of a plane anyways. Which is unbelievably cool, even if the cars were shells with no actors in them. Its also a proof of concept that given the right budget and…

Yes. That is true. I'm suggesting that Honda replace metal body panels with carbon fiber to make the car lighter. Like they gave the original CRX plastic panels.

This looks like Latigo Canyon Road, out in Malibu. A road that lent the definition "sinewy" to human flesh. A constant uphill from the coastline to "The Snake," full of hairpins, less so laid out than organically formed. It's almost too much for an automobile. Happily, they don't stay around, they most cede it for the…

"That's a nice car...."