All those exposed fasteners. . .

Active aero Gurney flap? Man I can't wait for the track test videos of this new GT. I just hope the Ecoboost can hold muster up to the fancier engines. No doubt the design looks sharp, lets just hope the drive train holds up its end of the deal.

Just listen to that thing sing.

It's hard to imagine having a collection like that, but I think I would spend a little more than 30 hours a year in that garage. There are too many fantastic machines to oogle at to not want to put at least an office or a loft in there. Fuck, I dream of being able to live in a garage filled with some attainable dream…

mitsubishi and the 4g63 motor has to be one.

Droop travel is an amazing thing. The tires are still in contact with the road, just not loaded while the body of the car is riding the crests.

That is a technically correct Newton's 3'd law pair.

Tein suspension? Well that will have to be changed out. I guess a track NSX goes for right about the same price as a street car. But the track car might be a little bit better.

with you being in the industry I assume you know how much is being skimmed off the top for the "executive expenses" and "corporate fees" and "service provision" before it even goes to pay for any of the people working in the actual production of the race footage.

I love that there is a Bentley Continental GT following the CLK GTR around to carry the drivers wallet. . .

I really enjoy how people are genuinely offended that the least rare Lamborghini is getting turned into a rally car. Really there are quite a few Gallardo's out there, one getting turned into a rally car is fucking awesome! It will be a happier bull I bet, maybe it won't burst into flames. . . It really is logical to…

Yeah, you obviously don't really get the point of lane splitting. . . It makes me upset to see motorcycles flying all willy nilly down the side of the diamond lane in rush hour while I'm not moving AT ALL, but really it alleviates congestion on the highways and isn't that surprising once you know it is a possibility.

I feel like you channeled Chuck Palahniuk in this article Doug. It was a pretty good one. That is one of those "deal in a lifetime" deals that are going to be harder and harder to find.

The biggest idea is for a private Ferrari Club (yes, the company is already a bit like a club, but I digress) which would grow to include high end Ferrari hotels for owners and rich folks. There'd also be a possible expansion of the Ferrari World theme park to go around the world.

Cutting up a Gallardo is just fine. It isn't that rare of a car. They made shit tons of them and it will be bad ass to see one flying on dirt.

Where's Sarah McLachlahn when you need her?

Well if you ever want to DD an exotic, move to Orange County CA. Seriously, no one really bats an eye except for the nerds and tourists at the older models, and there are enough 458's out there to see and distract from a 430 or 360. Gallardo's are common and not flashy enough and Aventadors are out there turning all…

On that logic wouldn't said person with such a terrible allergy to dander be able to sue anyone or any place that allows people with pets? I know my dog covers me in dander when I pet her so could I be held responsible for them leaving their house and then brushing up against me and going in to anaphylactic shock?

It is going to be a sloppy 25 hours of thunderhill. It has been raining pretty good on and off this past week but it seems like it will be not to bad today as the sun is out, but the rain should return.