V8 all the things.

This is all fine and dandy, but where’s the Hellcat variant.

This is a nice change of pace from the usual, “Tesla sucks, our car is gonna be so much better in every way” electric start ups. This look promising. I hope everything works out for them.

They’ve had a dealer in Tysons Corner Virginia for a couple years now.

Budget cuts. I was bummed when their new CEO canceled this program. Long live the Elise/Exige I guess.

Define “Non-American”

Im losing count of these electric “Tesla Killer” startups.

So about that 25 year old import law...

Tesla already has a dealer in Tysons Corner, Virginia...

Im pretty confident Mclaren doesn’t offer a manual transmission in their entire lineup.

Since Ford threw in a motor that produces damn near 400lb-ft of torque.

Just looking at the field and the black electric sounding racecar (that is probably the new antagonist) who seems to be just cruising by everyone, I’m going to go ahead and assume that in the movie Mcqueen finds out that he isnt as fast as the new competition. His good ol’ V8 just simply isn’t competitive anymore.

I’m surprised by the hate of the comments. I actually like these movies.

You’re joking. Swap Ferrari and Lamborghini in your statement then it’d be true. Lamborghini hasn’t been about quality and handling until VW got ahold of them. Thats coming from a Lamborghini guy myself.

I can’t help but smile at this. I’m so excited.

Stunning. The Quattro Concept looked spectacular from the front but the rear needed work.

Hitting the gas in a 991 Turbo S. Granted I went from 0 to only maybe 30, but that small glimpse was enough for me to be assured it’s power was more than adequate.

Macans are not offered with manual transmissions.

Toyota’s Japan Only Mark X Gs is a really good looking car so, I’d gladly appreciate any resemblance of this on the new Camry, quad pipes and all. I doubt we’ll get the rear wheel drive bit but I’m not being picky.

“That is ghastly” - (James May Voice)