My dad bought one of those. It was sweet. But man the resolution was pretty crappy. Floppy disk memory ftw.

I was there! :-)

I think most likely the Viper they tested had been "tested" previously, numerous times, by numerous journalists/dealerships/.... Hence the different tires on the rear. Maybe not, but it seems likely that the car had been previously manhandled or mishandled resulting in the numerous failures. This is the first I've…

Sounds like a tire slayer for sure :-)

I wonder what this kid looks like now, he's gotta be at least 5 or 6 years old, right?

Great video! Thanks Nino and Jalopnik.

Man, he is driving that thing HARD!

Racing drivers have a lot of nightmares like this one.

Ooooh, that makes way more sense :)
I was thinking JC, because I always picture him with a denim button down shirt. And he's a tv show host.

Yea, me too. Did you get to see the great Clarksinator?

Ribbed for her pleasure.

Mmmmmmm, photodump.

Very cool guys, congrats on making a real difference in the automotive world.

SOUNDBOARDS!

One of the cars that I've seen at a track that stuck out most, was one of the first times I had ever been to a race track, somewhere in Texas. It was a 94-96 7th gen Impala SS. Black of course. Those things just look big and I can't imagine the suspension is anything special.
It looked pretty ridiculous floating around…

Lol lol lol, forrealz.

Sonic has also recently rolled out a pretzel dog that's pretty good.

This is one of the best Motorweek videos I've seen. Which isn't saying much, that guy usually bores the crap out of me and I can barely watch the introduction of the vehicle.

Dodge Viper. 30-50 grand. Seems doable.

DO Metal Gear Solid, plz.