Overcoming the odds? What odds? He was averaging a second per lap faster pace than everyone else all weekend! If he started the race from the parking lot, Marquez would still be the heavy favorite to win in Austin. He owns the place. Lorenzo managing to finish in the top 10...now that’s overcoming the odds.lol 

Don’t be too sad.. It is highly likely they will be replacing the Supercharged V86 with a turbo inline-6 based on the Ingenium family. This has been Jaguars long term plan for a few years now as they move away from Ford built (and based) engines.

I always felt like this Jaguar V6 was half baked at best given that it is…

Is this that bunch of dipshits in their yard again? Can’t be arsed watching their shit anymore. I think my balls dropped recently.

How much do the Hoonigan guys pay you to re-post their videos?

remember when these guys convinced those great alfa romeo dudes to destroy their beautiful car? fuck them with a tire iron

But would it be faster than an unrestricted F1 car?

grasping at straws....

I think drifting is a waste of a car.

They’re just waiting for technology to catch up with Dale Brown so they can start building EB-52s.

Can confirm. We (Lane Motor Museum) have a Brabus Roadster, and it’s the only thing that ruins an otherwise great car. I also think it would have sold well here.

You’re just full of bad opinions lately.

So is a Gol like when they are making a Golf but don’t give an F?

The “pedestrian” in question here:

The Root is just 1 click away.

More than you can afford, pal.

When it debuted, Mazda’s K-series engine was the smallest V6 ever put into production.

Listen. Gawker has an agenda to push. Push with them or get out of the way.

“extensive track record of being irresponsible, exploitative and downright scummy” from Gawker Media.

Fuck this constant anti-Uber rhetoric. Usually I don’t bother to comment but this is quite ridiculous. Yes, someone died. That is unfortunate, and steps should be taken to prevent that but this is progress in the real world. You make it seem like that never happens in other industries: aerospace, rail, construction...…