Plus he essentially gained at least 10s advantage pitting under yellow when he did, so anything less than an overall 10s penalty would still leave him benefiting. Made stop-go the only option really. I was a little surprised they added the 10s stop, but as you say, put lane rules have to be respected.

They would be considered ‘continuation’ models, which I believe was mentioned in the article. This has a specific and understood meaning in the context of classic cars - ie. Not an original or a restoration, but a new build approved by rights holders and made as close as possible to original design and specs. Jag,…

Hey there Freakazoid, fancy meeting you here.

One imagines MB understand the the variance in their survey data, and either is comfortable their statements still stand, or is nonetheless limited by cost and/or weight as others have indicated and figures this will be good enough for the majority of their target customers.

Ooh, the 2002 coupe is quite delightful.

A Miura revival as (more or less) pictured would be nice, but it would look wildly out of place next to the rest of the Lamborghini range. It would induce immediates seizures from cognitive dissonance.

I would suggest that the AE-86 is more Corolla than Celica, which was generally a size larger, but ever-growing car dimensions blur the line somewhat. The name is a fairly clear giveaway of (marketing) intent, but for practical purposes it arguably fills a similar niche.

Well that looked like a handful. And I hope the road was easier to spot in person than in the camera feed, because without pace notes that looked fun.

I would certainly trim my moustache for this car. Pretty.

Reads title: “Ooh, a new headlight article”

Scrolling - no homologated sedans - scrolling- no homologated sedans - scrolling - no homologated sedans - scrolling - HOMOLOGATED SEDANS! HUZZAH!

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I am going to need a link to that M3 good sir.

Assume that’s a 2nd gen hilux in the lead image? Sorry, 70's Toyota’s not normally my thing, nor are orange and red decals, but overall that's working for me.

I’ve always been partial to some Rammstein/Neon Genesis, esp. Engel with Shinji signing the female part.

Yeah, it looks like a Porsche future-focused concept from the 90s, with a hint of whatever mushrooms the first Merc CLS designers were taking. Which, on balance, as everyone else has said, is not a bad thing.

I think we need to go out of coverage...call in the Doug. I know Jason has already outlined many of the quirks and features, but the Changli deserves only the best.

This does indeed look interesting. But now I have to wait and hope someone picks it up here in Australia. You’d think it would just end up on the local Discovery channela the same time. But that would be too easy. Fingers crossed though.

“I’m not about to stop saying “buhvul-gary” because one cannot simply use a V as a U, godamit.”

The unobstructed glass panel of the US-spec actually looks great, one of the few instances of US regulations leading to a visual improvement... if a specific set of taillights were made that actually fit that version, which was never going to happen. But if they could condense them into a single horizontal strip each…