There is something about Subaru’s that can’t be explained. They’re like Alfa Romeo’s in that once you’ve owned one, regardless of how good (or bad) it is, you always love them. My first car was a Subaru and though I haven’t owned one since, I’ve still always had a fondness for them. Every time I hear an un-corked…

One might say they’ll be flooding the market :)

It’s a bit sad that you don’t know the driver and the reason he wasn’t phased by the 959. Executive Summary: He drove much more powerful cars on dirt roads through African deserts, alpine mountains, Scandinavian forests, and massive crowds of people who stood in the middle of the road to get a closer look at him and…

Obligatory Cosby link.

Because Walter Rohrl - it is all very serious

Still one of the fastest in the world.

I win.

I only played those games to develop my character. Otherwise, I was on a racing simulator. Gran Turismo, DIRT, games like that.

Honestly, most miata drivers I see are bearded dudes who are a bit too tall to fit. (myself included)

That old man backed the fuck right through that garage door.

It would have been hilarious if he had a huge checklist, adjusted his mirrors, tightened his belts, gave a big smile, then put it in gear and accidentally blasted through the front instead. Well, except for those people standing there.

I am 100% positive that is a v6. In a ferrari. a V6.

Absolutely a boosted V6. Possibly a test mule for an engine to be paired LaFerrari style with a KERS system in a lower level car. Remember Ferrari said their 12 cylinder engines will NOT be turbo but will be hybrid. They could be using “an” engine to test the KERS system.

Yeah, I’m thinking V6 as well.

It’s definitely boosted. Maybe a V6? Doesn’t quite sound like 8 cylinders to me.

Mine has been posted before, so I’ll make is short. From this:

Radar type instrument for locations of all police cruisers near to me.

An onboard OBD reader. Instead of giving you just a Check Engine Light, it’ll actually give you codes and any additional information.

“Is there something wrong with the car or you?” classic!