Just a minor point:

There's only one way to rally a Lambo:

Total douchbaggery. Riding this way on a public highway is dangerous in the extreme and a good reason we bikers get the name "Organ donors."

I'm American and I still don't get it.

I suppose my country's lack of a flag code makes it slightly difficult for me to really understand your feelings on the matter—but it's your flag, so fair enough. I just like the pictures.

I think we'll be okay.

The Volvo XC90 passed with flying colors and it is older than time itself. Then again Volvo probably created the test.

That's a "hack"?

Although the side markers on the first gen BMW Z4 were nothing special, they had a really clever way of adding turn signal repeaters:

Companies like Pagini, for example will go to incredible lengths to make sure each and every part of a Huayra is a work of art — down to inscribing their logo on every single screw head — but they give so minuscule a shit about side marker lights that they just slap on something they found in the back of the Hella…

Ugh. I have never even seen an ATS or a second (or third) gen CTS. Until very recently Cadillacs were utterly uncompetitive.

I'll look up "warrantied" if you look up "deverbal adjective" and "adjectival participle."

Here's a 4chan classic.

Rollin' Coal - DPRK style.

looks like something that Will-I-Am would have had built

I understand, but with the physics involved it seems like there is a point of diminishing returns. For the average driver 6 seconds and change is plenty fast enough. According to http://www.zeroto60times.com/Buick-0-60-mph…, at 6.1 seconds this GS is only beaten by the Grand National and the GNX; the GS of the 70's…

*Recalls table*

I still think its such a shame AMC didn't survive. Due to poor management in the 70's, most people remember the Gremlin and Pacer, but don't remember how innovative the company and it's predecessors were. They basically mastered everything that made the imports successful decades later. This could be some good…

Is this a joke? It's in an airport, shot by two of the best drift car photogs out there. It's cars AND planes. Also it's awesome. Oh, I get it, the epitome of why you don't come here is you don't enjoy awesome. I'm sure we can find you a beige website to read if we try.