This sort of realness is what we need more of. No overly-fabricated rivalries and banter and challenges.

Why do they do this to actual commercial heavy trucks? I just don’t see the point.

Even if she were wearing slippers and they did cause the crash, it’s not an excuse. If you can’t drive well in slippers, don’t drive in slippers.

I saw them earlier this year too. I had the same experience, wasn’t a huge fan but I have a friend who is. Went along (as well as his parents) and it was absolutely fantastic. They don’t come to Australia often so they played like 24 songs.

Happened to that Enzo all those years ago.

Don’t over-play the usefulness of heel and toe. It’s great and I love doing it, but it’s not actually useful in driving on the road unless you’re driving very fast. Under regular sedate driving, you shouldn’t really need to clutch-up into a gear while you brake.

Two questions:

The Alfa 4C is 895kg. It’s more in America, but as usuall we can blame that on dumb American regulations.

I’ve had some trouble really getting into Sigur Ros as much as I thought I’d be able to. I got one of their most popular albums and it just didn’t really stick.

This is a real shame I think. They actually go so far as to build the cars, but they don’t produce them in series. I mean, it’s cool that they exist, but as opposed to simply a rolling model they’ve already done all the hard work, why not make 10 or 20 or 100?

To be fair, when you’re playing it it looks better.

You’re right

They do have means to protect themselves in situations like this. According to this it seems like sprinkler systems are part of it.

I’m not sure about this.

sausage sandwiches (Australians love some sausage-in-bread)

So it seems as though someone yanked the parking brake, then the car started to yaw, and the driver over-corrected

BUILT NOT BOUGHT

I like to think I’d do this. I daily my MR2 and before that I daily’d my 300ZX. But I also know how much nicer it is to get in an exciting car when you haven’t driven it for a week. Driving it every day would be nice, but it stops impressing you quite so much.

I wouldn’t