Anyone who believes that doesn't deserve one.

Compensation. The idea that we drive nice cars to compensate for a small dick. No, we drive nice cars because we enjoy them. Get off our asses.

I like the danger when I'm riding.

Dear Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione,

It was Clarkson's American cousin!

Oh Matt, how much you've grown.

Oh, it appears you're taking someone's place. Please move over so you can drop into this pit of fire.

Not being made? Shit, I was growing to want this.

You were with Spiegel, right?

Will there be a niche market for it where they'll have no trouble filling the stands? Yeah, definitely. Will it thrive like NASCAR does? No. I think that F1 will always be like hockey is. There's a market for it, but it's largely ignored in the big picture because the market for it is small, and it gets eaten up by…

Yeah, luckily I don't have the vertical problem, but my shoulder width might not make it easy.

I would drive the hell out of it. Even if I'm a bit big for it.

Or a rotary mentality.

The Nissan Skyline GT-R line. Chock full of technology, and a nickname born of Japanese popular culture.

He should probably get himself checked out too. Especially if he's shooting symbiote loads.

With the douchebag stereotype of M3 drivers, this actually makes sense.

We already know the solution. Remove all drivers aides, make cars all rear wheel drive and over 500 horsepower. If people don't pay attention then, we'll know for sure because their car will be fused with a tree.

True, but this doesn't apply to everything on a Saab.

It's amusing that you bring up Cadillac and Lincoln, but Saab, 12 years ago, was owned by GM as well. So parts aren't as expensive as, BMW or Mercedes.

Also, because it's an obvious question, El Camino?