And when you do it real fast it's called rally racing... It's all in the eye of the beholder- best not to hate on kids getting into motorsport.

Kay. And the veyron (or Agera R, or Huayra, or whatever) is worth the time, paper (?), and money lavished on it? What makes that so? This is the world of ultra-mega-hypercars, I don't think that profits and losses are ANY of these companies' number one priority. Goddamn, what kind of car guy doesn't like to see, in an…

Can the guy with the first post please read this?

The thing is, if you put it on youtube, I WOULD get off on watching it if you were actually good enough...

I see where you're coming from . OP was just trying to make a point- albeit a bit too forcefully. I hope he doesn't actually plan on going postal at the next traffic jam... I'll be you're just as pissed about those dipshits putting the whole riding community in a bad light.

"Forget for a second that the tails no longer fit with the rest of the car's design language"

Dude, it's the internet. Please calm down. Both of you, as a matter of fact. I think you'd be pissed at the thought of a delayed commute and a lungful of purple burnout smoke too.

NICE.

Beautiful, but that camber makes me sad...

The Alpine is like beauty with a purpose. I love it! Now I have to google for pics of the Mk1 escort...

Thanks! I've sen pics of a 356 before, but that angle is stunning! Just beautiful.

THAT IS BEAUTIFUL. What is it?

Fairfield, CT.. The attitude of the average cop isn't even worth expounding on, since most towns probably have it the same way. Something I see around here that I don't see elsewhere, though, is the routine of making traffic stops: If someone gets pulled over, at least 3 cruisers put their lights on and haul ass…

You sort of glaze over the part where you GET TO RACE A RACE CAR!

Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful. Let me put on my flame suit: I want more pictures of the Alpine...

Upcoming article...

That was a good one... "now where can I plug this shit in"

I want this to be true.

I think the guy who cleans up after his dog does have respect for me and my lawn, but that's neither here nor there.

But what it comes down to is the intangible RESPECT. Shutting down a highway to do some donuts is downright selfish. Who knows if someone in the ensuing traffic jam was being driven to the hospital for a heart attack, or if a mother in labor was being driven to the hospital as well?