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Oh Fiat. Some things never change, do they?

Umm I'm thinking that's not possible on street tires. Thing weighs 4,000 pounds with a driver. 2 seconds 0-60 is an average of 1.36g assuming no shifts. That means that the tires would need a coefficient of friction higher than 1.36 to deal with the 5440 pounds of force needed to accelerate that car. That's without

Why do I love my car? Same reason I became an engineer. I'm fascinated by how all the parts work together to create something that will propel you effortlessly down the road. The sheer magic that goes into ANY car is mind boggling. Everything from the force the lugnuts have to endure all the way to how fast the

Considering that I probably see about one car a month with absolutely no functioning brakelights and substantially more than that with tinted taillights, I'd constantly be in accidents if I only paid attention to brakelights.

Not a very good motorcycle rider. You are supposed to have an almost paranoid attention to the road. Heck he never even tried to avoid the car by going around which means he never took any safety classes.

I know we all like jumping to conlusions - but its worth pointing out that the proof of the pudding will be in the eating. If the Forza team do genuinely roll out lots of new content, from day one, and offer a driver AI that is appreciably better than what's gone before, then this online singleplayer idea is a good

At least, we now know what he's been up to since 30 Rock ended.

Is Stance over? Please tell me Stance is over. No? It's not over yet? Crap....

This comment is far too edgy for me.

Too bad the tornado didn't knock the phone in her hand the right way.

Because the answer always is...

"OMG, dude! Check it out! It's an Enclave!"

Now playing

Also, a remixed version from our own Raphael Orlove. Party copter is here to party.

Good on Microsoft. And last time I played Halo online, apparently all the good players were gay according to other players.

Because the answer is always...

The Toyota Celica with 'that bumper':

I'm not sure this passenger is OK.

In my world you're a kid until you're 30, or at least until your parents stop buying you Lamborghinis.