Yes. Yes, yes, yes, and yes. Is this even up for debate?

At a whopping 113HP (assuming that's the 5 cylinder), it would just go from mediocre to unbearable.

Fair enough.

I smoked plenty of John Cooper Works in this, and all it has is the 2.0FSI, 6speed, and a Stage 1 ECU. It also only cost $17k.

Not normally one to advocate ridiculous wheels, but whatever is currently on that H2 looks a wee bit too small, even to my taste. Needs more tire meat.

Vettel seems to have handled the gap much better, in my opinion, he just looks like a better driver with that recovery, really. Alonso also tried to sneak in much later, while Vettel got on the outside almost immediately.

BMW sells six speeds, though

Riding is dangerous. A shame to lose such a good man.

Nah, he's still just as much of a dorktard. Nobody should feel the right to put others in such a peril.

Always keep it logical, at least on paper, is my motto.

I would definitely be doing second gear starts, myself. First I'll work on getting an F40, before I worry about that, though. The Corvette would be the rainy day car.

If you're gonna go for insurance fraud, better have some bruises to back it up, I guess.

Wait, you mean that clear coat can keep water out?

It's just the original Lamborghini firing order, so it garners some respect.

Best firing order ever.

I love how it's not actually a Lamborghini Miura.

No need. Even has awesome blue LEDs so it runs faster!

My friend got his cherry dugout for $15, this seems a bit like a ripoff. One piece design, natural grain, and everything. Even came with a built in poker for clearing it out once it gets 'resinated', that was held into the bottom with a nice little magnet.

After. Totaled, received 2950 from the insurance company of the driver at fault, just for the bike. It was purchased for 3.

I've been in one accident, I was 15 at the time, and I wasn't at fault.