New rule: half way through the season everyone swaps cars with another team

How did the Peugeot Onyx not make this list? Copper body panels, newspaper "wood" trim, and wool felt

Hahahaha not going to change it

From my understanding its the same 8 speed form the Sting Ray which shits just as fast if not faster than the Porsche PDK ,which has been the benchmark for DCTs for a while

And here's why this is actually good news for enthusiasts: The kind of sports cars they made kind of sucked. Does anyone really want an SLK? I like the Z4, but i don't love the Z4. The same goes for the TT. Trying to make a luxury car and a sports car is a tough business.

Wasn't it the Renault boss who was the driving force behind the turbo V6s?

Haven't international versions of Top Gear kind of been a failure? Why would they think that France would work?

I am by no means a Porsche guy but their racing cars are phenomenal

If its entering the concept phase now that doesn't sound like there is going to be enough time to produce a car by 2020. This honestly sounds like it is more of a research joint venture than producing a car

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

A dead pilots have never stopped aircraft/spacecraft before. Heck it didn't even stop Formula 1

Coupe. Duh

Ha! Funny that Marussia is selling wallets instead of taking their customers and then never delivering a car

Blackhawks only cost $10m?

I think it's money well spent. Le Mans is huge and to be able to dominate the series for a decade for a somewhat nominal fee when compared to Formula 1 that's a no-brainer. Not to mention that Le Mans has become a lot more relevant as far as tech that is being included in road cars than F1.

"has tried in good faith to comply with the standard."

No Hellcat?

coitus, fine word, coitus

This $300K a quarter penalty was probably thought up during a time when that actually meant something

First thing I thought was that it costs roughly F60 America + LaFerrari. Two cars.