Most "car movies" have little or no realism, at all. Cuz woohoo Hollywood Physics (aka movie magic.)

Depends on the situation. If you get T-boned while moving, you aren't responsible. If you stop and intentionally drive forward, then yes, you are just as responsible.

Hint; those cars aren't exactly owned by your regular "douchebag kid". Especially not the 240.

They do it in Colorado too, tho the difference is, they go on empty roads without traffic and NOT freeways in the middle of the day.

Honestly, I have a problem with street racing when traffic is ongoing, but if they shut down the road, it's not legal (and I don't want it to be), but I certainly don't think it's exactly bad either...

Apparently the car survives but the livery is gone. Hmm...

Ōarai Girls High School not included.

Uh, the Boeing 777 had a huge amount of problems too when it was brand new...

All Nissan Skylines are ultra-cool supercars.

To be honest, when you look at it from a non-business way, the cars one does kinda make sense if you want better drivers on the roads...

Better known as the Rodius.

...whoa, that only cost you 6k? Nice deal.

I think Ford's planning to just exit Australia production altogether. Sure, they'll still be in the market, but Australian operations will be shrunken dramatically.

Eh, I know Gameloft isn't exactly known for originality, but I don't really see a ripoff here...

It sucks when you have to use Kickstarter to fund a project, but come on, there's no way this game is "100% finished." It's filled to the brim with bugs...

It looks awesome with the top down, but with the top on...*vomits*

LOL

Gotta love the rust.

They didn't use gold because they thought it looked awesome, they used gold because it was gold. Might not make sense to us Westerners, but that's how it is in many Asian countries.

...is it me, or does that actually look sorta cool in a horrifying way?