Herr Spiegel, I salute you!

I'll approach this from a different angle: For the price of one million dollars (or euros or pounds possibly) I will ask for a lifetime free servicing on said car and a lifetime free fuel. But, I'll be nice enough to not abuse the free fuel bit for other card I 'd have.

What the [expletive] are you snorting, if you attach a steering wheel like that?

Speaking of the GoPro, iFixit did a teardown of the GoPro Hero3. Interesting tech/nerdy stuff. See http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/GoPro+HD+Hero3+Teardown/12457/1

V16? Long bonnets are a thing of the past.

Thanks for the beer!

It's indeed a question of Who Do You Want To See Perform?

Thank you! That's a much more elegant way of putting it than my post.

There is a thin line between cheating and being ingenious.

HUH???

Almost, but not quite.

Oh, I know AWD isn't always the best solution.

Oh hell no!

Don't get me wrong here, Senna was already a legend during his dramatically cut short life. That image remains untarnished, he still is a legend. Nothing will change that.

"You can learn from him, yes, but there will never be another man like Ayrton Senna."

You forgot to mention leaf springs and live axles, d'oh!! :D

I don't know if my Citroën Xsara coupé 1.6 16v counts as an econobox, but it has an engine that's modern enough to have a knock sensor. As result, the engine adjusts spark timing advance for low or high octane fuel.

Bumber plastic doesn't deform like that. It either shatters or gets sharp bends. This several inches spanning bulge can't be the result of an impact, the roundness you see was already part of the original shape. So I think it's a poor fit. (Materials scientist guessing here.)

The pieces may come from the side of a fender/bumber.

Because Ninja Image Edit.