Mr. Prisk needs to strike up a lawsuit against Lamborghini. They clearly stole his idea with this concept.

Is it just me, or does something about this thing just work?  I may be out of the loop and this render has been around for a while but it really does have a good look to it.

There is already a Shooting brake on the market, GTC4 Lusso.  So it can’t be that.

Is it just me, or does this car look more like something Mansory could do with an MP4-12C or a 650S? It doesn’t really do anything for me. Kind of strange seeing as the Senna made me throw up in my mouth at first, this is basically the polar opposite reaction. I am sure, like all vehicle designs, it will grow to be…

Everything is cyclical. The original Chrysler 300 was made using the underpinnings of the W124 E-Class. Now, this E-Class concept seems to borrow very heavily from the 300. Nothing is ever new.

This car was the nuts in Gran Turismo 2.  For a kid in the US when the internet was still very young, it looked like a space ship.

Does nobody else see a mild whiff of Prince Fielder in this man? Being of generous stature myself, I can’t help but wonder if the extra weight he is carrying around will be detrimental to him at some point. There is no doubt he is an MLB level talent and then some but I do wonder.

I agree wholeheartedly, I too was a member of the Contour SVT fraternity. Picked up on the day I graduated High School. Severely underrated car! On a separate note, it was nice to see the Contour’s more powerful brother on The Grand Tour this past week.

Can we note that the entire last lap was done ONE-HANDED! I realize that lap was basically a cooldown but still, he is wrestling that wheel with one hand like a boss. When I grow up I want to be David Coulthard’s chin!

I do not agree with NH at all, however, Just for argument’s sake, take a look at the Finnish income tax levels, 47,000 euros a year is taxed at 60%, for that they better have some World class health care. Our system is broken for sure, my wife just gave birth a month and a half ago and it was scary how much it cost…

You have to go and watch the video Mr. JWW posted yesterday where he goes through a good portion of speccing one of these cars.

If he is to be believed, Houston of Royalty Exotics has a “trademark” on the name Ragnarok with that “Supercar” he is paying someone else to build. I assume that is only in the U.S. though.

AHHHHHHH! I am through the freaking roof here. My first car was a 1990 ASC/McLaren Grand Prix Turbo. I bought it from my Uncle in 1999 with a well earned 125,000 miles on it. The car was not very fast but it was fast enough. The torque steer would rip the wheel out of your hands, especially if you were messing with…

I suggest C.M.H. Era Top Gear(Clarkson, May, Hammond Era. Look it up, it’s a thing). There was much hullabaloo made about Netflix getting rid of CMH Era TG recently in the US. However, I have discovered a way to get around that. All you need is a Netflix account and a VPN service that let’s you choose the location of…

I don’t understand why this is even mildly surprising. A vehicle with effectively more HP and certainly much more Torque beat a vehicle with less power. Regardless of what each vehicle was “designed” for, the more powerful vehicle won, as is usually the case in a drag race.

Someone, please put this to Benny Hill’s music! If Old Top Gear were still around they would turn this into an amazingly funny challenge. Spend $1,000 on a moped and try to outrun the Stig in an“Astra Diesel”.

What they fail to mention is that in order to pull this off he first had to put the car in “active” chassis mode, then push and hold the launch control and start/stop button simultaneously for 35 seconds, then depress the brake pedal 1/46th of the way down, pull the upshift paddle then the downshift paddle in quick…

Maybe this will get me out of the Greys!

Que the questions of “Why don’t they just raise the bridge?” From there I cannot wait for the equally entertaining responses about who actually owns the bridge because it has railroad tracks on it, and they cannot be raised because the trains would have trouble getting up the grade.

I found a way around this, in what I feel is true Classic Top Gear style. All you need is the following, (providing you live in the U.S.), a Netflix account and a subscription to Nord VPN (I assume other VPN services will work as well but I have Nord).