Production cars can’t accelerate much faster than that off the line because they don’t make street tires with enough grip. Rally cross cars can get under 2 seconds but those tires only need to last for a few laps and aren’t hitting anywhere close to 200mph

That’s the actual car, production starts next year

I think they’re mad that the F1 team didn’t support them in their logo theft. Following copyright law is sooooo PC

Well when you've got two cars based on the P4 they're obviously going to look similar, weird that they're insisting it's a copy of their copy and not the car they copied 

I’ll never forgive Porsche for diluting their brand like this

It looks like the P4/5 because the body is damn near identical to a Ferrari P4, (but modernized of course) the car the P4/5 is inspired by

That’s because they’re both supposed to look like a P3/P4

That’s because they’re both supposed to look like a P3/P4

At first I was sad that you reminded me this thing exists, but then the article ending up being about a Murano that died a terrible death so I’m happy again

Would it be a hot take to say this car is actually pretty damn ugly? Because it is.

It seems very logical to me, saying what would this hypothetical person actually want out of a car and making sure the vehicle meets those demands. That doesn’t mean other types of people won’t enjoy the vehicle or it's only for people who exactly fit that hypothetical profile

I was confused by that line as well. They’ve got every style of SUV/crossover you could want in their lineup 

You must wreck a lot of cars

Just like you have no obligation to yield to someone running a red light, yet I bet you still would. Avoiding a collision is better for everyone. I’m willing to admit that the Corvette was in the wrong according to the rule book, but it was still the Porsche that made contact when it should have been avoided. 

Crashed into what?! He had half the track to himself and yet he turned into a car that was clearly ahead of him and visible. Taking a slightly wider line would have avoided the whole incident

You’re really going to try and blame the Corvette when the Porsche had all the room in the world and still decided to turn right into the vette’s back wheels? That wasn’t a mistake, that was a pit maneuver

My first car was a minivan and it was awesome. An absurd amount of cargo space with the seats out, convenient sliding doors for your highschool friends to jump out of while moving, and enough power for silly FWD burnouts. Glorious

It's still a small crossover but still, that's pretty nice! Front especially

Or, another terribly ugly Ferrari. They just aren’t beautiful or exciting anymore (imo)

He’s an actual automotive journalist and an actual professional driver. He’s knowledgable, charismatic, and damn good behind the wheel.