It seems like every time I buy a new car, I struggle to remove its oil filter because the previous owner decided to crank that sucker down tight.

RE Amemiya will keep all the rotaries in the world alive.

I understand a TV show needs to be edited within a certain fixed length, but on Youtube it can be any length. So I really didn’t like how they skipped the details of finishing up headliner and hooking up things in engine bay.

Nah you would never buy it anyways. Just like the new Supra, you and everyone else that talk about it will not buy it.

Man this post is nothing but a ginormous click bait.

No such thing as a dying Saab, just the perfect opportunity to begin a far more interesting 2nd (stance) life.

Keep in mind, R33 Skyline actually came out in 1993, which means they are or will be 25 years old depending on the month of production.

I find it interesting that the intake and exhaust sides are always flipped between Toyota and Nissan’s straight 6s. Feels like the engineers did it out of spite.

I want to hear a rally co-driver reading out loud route notes in Tokyo traffic.

Or just two more years...

When I first watched this bike on Jay Leno’s garage, I thought it sounded terrible.

WTF is this sh!t if they won’t do a turbo.

I am still amused by the irony of a the name Tesla used to brand a car running on DC.

This is ESPN covering an international sport, and audience expected coverage to be good?

Good to see a normal crowd not all wearing medical masks.

That Cayenne was going too slow. Build up enough speed and just drift across is the way to do it.

No need to apologize for taking too long to bring back Supra.

Did Jerry Seinfeld also go to Grant and ask for a custom 964 with carbon fiber body and a 3.8L engine developed by Cosworth and hand built by Ed Pink Racing?

It’s not about the starter, it’s about the hammer.