Chrysler Aspen.

Mmmh...Why doesn’t it look as impressive as it did in the pictures? :/

What the stuff is going on here?

Or in us Jalops’ cases, Black Series cars have no problem at all. ;)

Eh, it was perfect for its day and age, especially with how the FnF franchise was like back in the day.

I think all Need for Speed games up to 2008 deserve to take over this list lol. In all seriousness, though, no GT4? :(

That’s not a sedan, but this is.

Just read it here. The only problem I have with the design is that it won’t have a black widow-shaped RCS. lol

Ah, but will it lift? Otherwise, you’ll just be falling...With style.

I’m so jealous right now.

Inb4 rocket/probe explodes.

Can I live in that fantasy too, pls? :D

Huh, cannot unsee (in a good way).

Well in that case, you are indeed correct. I was only referring to powersliding on tarmac.

If he wasn’t bothering anyone at all, I wouldn’t mind him being invisible. Otherwise, he deserves to get rekt.

Eh, not necessarily. It just has lots of stuff that doesn’t make it any better.

Powersliding is not used to corner faster. Rather, it is used to help initiate a drift. The way I see it, powersliding is a part of the drifting process.

Yeah. People give the F-35 so much flak without considering what it and its predecessors had to go through during testing. To name a few, the early Eagles’ (and I think the early Falcons’ as well) F100 suffered reliability issues and early Eagle airframes had defects. The Raptors killed its pilots by suffocation and…

You are correct about powersliding, but drifting is intentional controlled oversteer. It doesn’t matter how long you hold it (unless its a competition, in which case, it matters a lot), an intentional controlled oversteer is drifting. Powersliding is merely a technique to initiate drifting. Call it a subtechnique or…

Powersliding is drifting.