Well, since real-world dyno figures are putting them at over 650 crank hp, I'd have to say that an M5/6 with the competition package.

In some sick way, I'd almost rather my remaining grandmother die like a lawless badass than the way my other 3 grandparents have gone: multilple aneurisms and a vegetative state; cerebral hemhorrage while sleeping; and a protracted 3-year battle with Alzheimers in a nursing home.

"There will never be another 928. Porsche will never take such a risk again."

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What you might not understand however is that for every assmunching teenager on a sportbike who rides like a dick there are a thousand other motorcyclists like me who ride sanely and safely. You don't notice us because we aren't begging for attention. Next time you are out for a drive why don't you count how many…

Not sure I'm a fan of the fiddly little bits added to the front intakes.

ahhh the famous spaceball shifter from Volvo

"When he happened upon"

You're absolutely right about the P1, and completely missed the point of the 918. Both are being described as hypercars, but each follows a different design philosophy.

I was pleasantly surprised with Hammond's review of the 918. He has a pretty poor track record with TG reviews, more often than not falling back on over exaggerated screaming to convey a sense of speed, rather than just give an honest review with honest reactions.

Mi-a-ta. Though you won't be original

Follow these simple steps if someone tries to ram you off the road:

That's it, I'm buying a dash cam. Wait, is that the correct reaction here?

It's Philadelphia. My girlfriend's mother lives in that area and told us that it doesn't snow often, maybe only two days a year typically, so when it comes down hard every self-important asshole flips out and doesn't know what to do.

My dad isn't coming home from work until Friday. He booked a hotel room in the City because he knows that tomorrow's snowstorm will make the roadways and Metro North a nightmare.

Whatever happened to, you know, just not driving in a blizzard?

Do you mean the company that sells approximately 66K cars each year across their entire portfolio? As compared to Toyota, which sells over 400K examples of the Camry alone.

That image refers to the phrase: "missed the point."