You don’t have to use it.

That’s actually a really good comparison, but I’ll step it up even more. The Skyline is probably even more ubiquitous as the four-door model. Gosh, even the cops use them!

Canada.

You can imagine it’s just another car for them, and quite ubiquitous, too.

CNH 320.

I’m kind of laughing? I appear to have missed the point.

A lot of things are going to need to be done to get a NP from me. I’m talking about REMOVING THE STANCE AND LOWERING THE PRICE.

It’s a different kind of precision exercise. “Stylishly out of control” is what I’ve heard from other people. Or just a bit more dramatic. Professional drifting isn’t an absolute favorite of mine, but I love seeing cars get just a touch sideways exiting a corner.

Pay my way, and I will write about it and insert a disclaimer saying “Jalopnik wanted me to come so badly that they put me on a flight, gave me [insert length of] days of lodging and a fist bump to come there.”

Oh, Jason. We always know it’s you from the headlines alone.

You just know that the general public is not going to understand this the way most of us do. It’s saddening.

So who holds the rights to the stories?

I really like how Audi pulls off random R8s from their normal assembly line to be converted to race-spec machines.

And when you need a horde of them...

No one? No one says W Motors instead of just Lykan?

Top Gear did it better.

And since they couldn’t actually film at night, they film it by day and darken the frames! And the digital pan on the lighted tailight!

That X2 is just laughing at us. Ladies and gentleman, we have a laughing car.

So Grand Tour, Top Gear, Top Gear USA, and Three Musketeers or whatever. It’s good to have choice, again.

LFA won’t do for you?