Fair enough, inspired by StephenMacArthur I'll add another one from the crazy spins book of unbelievable:

Not trying to troll here, but how is this relevant? Of course you will find things spinning faster than 40,000 RPM, but that's not the point here, is it?

It's on the right. If I remember correctly there aren't actually a lot of GT3 R Hybrids as they were meant purely for research purposes.

The flywheel in the 911 GT3 R's generator spins at a whopping 40,000 RPM

Most importantly it needs a great TV commercial again:

Ahti Porola

*insert obligatory ZOMFG overdoception! comment here*

I get the general principle (and part of is unquestionably funny), it's just that most people tend to overdo it IMO.

Am I the only one who thinks these videos are utterly unnecessary? I mean they are probably done by the same kind of guy who goes to see Star Wars, sees the Millennium Falcon and goes "There's no way a large structure of this size and shape can fly, I must alert the internet right away!"

Have to agree with you, I personally never understood the amount of hate this car gets.

For a short moment I thought Ugggghhh was the new car's name and imagined how hilarious video reviews of it would be. That bubble gut burst rather quickly.

Got the same result. It's not that I don't like that car, but it wouldn't be among my shortlist of choices.

Same here, although in my case it seems to have to do with the way I work. I try to keep physical (as in on paper) notes and clutter to a minimum. If you have to use paper I think it's much more effective to use one larger piece of paper and structure it instead of spamming your desk with little pieces that cause a…

Just remembered this jewel of retroness and thought it was a must-add to this post! ;)

Obligatory:

My favorite series. I just wish it was longer, the wait is cruelsome!

You just committed the cardinal sin of automotive journalism and mentioned the word "personality" in an article about a modern Toyota.

The price makes something else go brown, too. *shows himself out*

Just make in to production this time, mkay?

Well Japanese SuperGT basically gets DTM cars from this season onward and it is/was planned to export the format to the US too, but the domestic manufacturers all said they currently don't plan to invest in it as there is Tudor and other stuff they prefer.