Horrible bastard. Sadist!

So on Top Gear I think it was Hammond who said they had to use a digital needle on the LFA because a mechanical needle couldn't move fast enough to follow the revs through gear changes.

While I may question the judgement of someone spending upward of $2mil on a rebodied Corvette, I will always have more respect for someone who actually drives a high value car than I do for someone who flaunts a trailer queen

This, man.

I think the key question here is, why was he ousted?
Until we know the facts we cant really chose sides or speculate..

It could work! Someone would just have to fend off the bean counters and their favorite box of Neon parts.

The LFA rev warning/shift lights and moving gauges are pretty cool.

Oh I wholeheartedly agree but you have to admit that they are a bit "showy".

BOOM

please let it be a revival of this.....you dont even have to call it 240, just stick a Datsun sticker on the car somewhere and I'll be happy.

I think you may need to offer more than just a kidney Jay. With that said, what other organs can I live without?

They somehow made it look even better and more insane. Now that is a Lambo, dude.

Honestly, $8100 extra for special wheels is not that expensive.

My good sir, can your train spin its tires at a high rate of speed while pivoting around a center axis and create large amounts of vaporized rubber? As seen below?

Oh, for fuck's sake.

They have discontinued that option.

Makes sense to me. The carbon fiber under the paint is probably just whatever, whereas with the exposed carbon on the 760RS, they made sure the carbon weaves all went in the same direction AND lined up at the gaps (e.g. between the door and the sill). I'm also guessing that the requisite openings for the parking…

Actually the Camry isn't a terrible vehicle. Dash is a little cheap. And driving dynamics are mostly horrible because of the tires they put on it from factory. But a good set of tires and it's not a bad car. It's just not a great car. Better than the 200/Sebring though.

I know the story behind this one: