Rule #1 of being a passenger on track: KEEP YOUR HAND(S) INSIDE THE CAR AT ALL TIMES. That person is lucky it was a slow rollover or else their hand would have been crushed or removed completely.

This is why you dont' try to cross a major road when you can't see around the cars on said road.

Aston lost this PR battle the minute it became well known that they were having parts made in China without strict oversight. They got what they had coming.

Have one of these, but for car charging cords, brand it with the automobile manufacture of choice and viola, instant extra cash!

We've got them out in the shop. They have a spring loaded ratcheting/locking mechanism so you can pull it out as far as you need and get it to lock, then when you're done give it a tug to unlock it and it will wind back up.

Do like we do in the fire station, have the cords hanging from the ceiling and have them auto eject when the car starts

Riding gets a lot more comfortable when you know how to move with the horse. When you're above walking pace, you're not supposed to bounce up and down (that actually pisses them off). You're supposed to time your ass movement with the horses trot so you both go up and down in the same motion. Also, as said by…

You got the freakin' best episode ever instead!

replace gay in gay agenda with "black" or "irish" or "catholic" or "democratic" and you'll realize just how archaic you sound

The new z06 isn't going on sale in the states until December/January so it's not going to happen on their next summer series. I did hope they would review the stingray but since it wasn't on the trailer, I don't think they did. Euro mags and blogs got reviews out on the c7 these past few weeks, maybe gm didn't have…

I'm really looking forward to their review of the C7 Corvette (assuming they do one). I didn't see it on their preview reel on the first episode, but I can't imagine they would ignore a car as prominent as the C7. As much as Clarkson makes fun of American cars, I'm looking forward to seeing what he thinks of this…

I'm not sure which drop takes the most skill, the one by the guy in the black outfit, the guy with the umbrella, or the Netflix drop ;)

Mikka Häkkinen tested the car at Silverstone as well, and was a full second faster in it than with the Ford. So despite the Lamborghini engine's poor reliability record, Senna wanted to race it in Japan. He was desperate for more speed on his quest to beat Alan Prost. But Ron Dennis said no, a day after Prost…

Holy crap he just did it.

I tweeted him to tell him I'd give him 10 bucks via Paypal if he says nipple.

We need to stop encouraging this by standing by the exit and waiting for people to peel out.

I know we're talking about an exotic car here, but it's certainly possible to be street racing and under the speed limit. In high school, we would race to the speed limit at certain places. Were they really short races? Absolutely. Were they lame races? Absolutely.

Nailed It!

You forgot the white faced gauges.

I live in Austin and bought a Model S. The "dealership" can't even talk pricing with you. I had to talk to a salesman out of Denver, who found me a demo in Florida at a very good price, and they shipped the car for me to pick up at the Austin service center. It was technically purchased through California and came…