You've got manufactures gunning production car records, FWD records, and even economy records.

you like a giant, oversized mini. If you want a turbo with manual transmission, get a car or an actual mini, not some bloated marketing scheme with raised struts for perceived offroad capability

It looks fine, people just like to make a big deal out of nothing.

Sorry, for real. Blame Mick Jagger!

Don't feel sad. Here, this is for you

Video of the XX testing at Monza gives a taste of the aural pleasure that's going to accompany the louder, harder, insanely over-endowed LaFerrari. But at the 2:20 mark the right rear wheel gets some seriously excessive negative camber. And no, it doesn't look like a new rear-wheel steering system. Check it out for…

I might not win any fans around these parts for saying this, but a modern automatic/paddle shift gearbox will make you a safer and faster driver. You can keep both hands on the wheel and concentrate on carving a better line through the corners, just ask Aston Martin works driver James Davison.

No, it'll mean more expensive "Just Like F1!" tyres.

Replace the tarmac with snow or loose gravel and the results will slightly but noticeably opposite. Team O'Neil teaches that on loose surfaces, you want the tire to stop rotating so it digs in and builds up matter in front of the wheel instead of gliding over the surface like you get when ABS releases the brake every…

2020 refers to the vision you need to see through the tiny windows and mirrors.

Didn't mercedez build their GT vision car? Didn't a LOT of companies build their GT vision cars?

V12 Twin Turbo eh? Looks like fun.

All I see is an old crappy truck.

http://ampache.github.io/#!prettyPhoto

I think ampache will meet all of your needs.

Subsonic will stream FLAC audio, or transcode it on the fly (though transcoding might be a little too much heavy lifting for an RPI).

I'd give CherryMusic a try: http://www.fomori.org/cherrymusic/ I think with the right codecs installed, FLAC should theoretically work (it works for subsonic)

SuperTrapp "muffler". Removable discs to add or take away power and sound. Big in the 90's on bikes and some cars.

It's a Supertrapp exhaust.

I use a lot of them, and some of the ones I use/used are now features built into Notepad++.

Vote: Notepad++