No, because that means alot of these undisciplined drivers with bad driving-education will destroy our beautiful cars.

Thanks for the information, i didn't know that the US driving test is even easier than i previously thought. No wonder there are so many undisciplined drivers in the US. They should really make the tests much harder.

The US did really forbid our laserlight technology? Why? As a german, i think the laserlights are WAY safer than the US traffic laws.

They just reported on the Mossad files on CNN International, the files basically say the opposite of what Netanyahu is trying to sell the world about Iran since years. They say that Iran is not even close to getting a nuclear bomb. I'm really not surprised that Netanyahu was lying to get his war-mongering agenda ahead.

Same thing happened to the "Stay weird, stay different" moment. As i have Aspergers Syndrome since childhood and the huge challenges that come with it, i was very happy to hear that sentence. I'm born with it and i can't change. However today alot of magazines seem to tell me that the "Stay weird, stay different" was…

Fun Fact: A Fire Extinguisher in a Ferrari is WAY cheaper. At least here in Germany.

I still think it would be a bad replacement for the DB9. I own a DBS and it's a big car with lots of room for everyday activities. The DB10 could be a replacement for the Vantage though. Yes the name would be confusing, but doesn't matter, names that don't make any sense are all over the place in the auto industry…

As a cliché-german i have to say: Finally a Cadillac that looks good. Took them long enough.

I'm german, living in Germany and I would really appreciate it if americans stop throwing all european nations in one big bucket of generalization. For your interest, there are over 40 countries in Europe and the majority of these countries have their own mentality, culture and language.

I'm gonna be the unfunny cliché german now.

I'm glad someone recgonized him! I already worried people on here would think this was a real effort of a german family to sing and totally serious, of course it was a joke, just like all of Flulas videos! He comes from Erlangen here in Germany, pretty close to where i grew up, but he lives in LA now.

Russia did this around 400 times last year. Now alot of people try to tell me that there is a point behind it, they tell me "They wanna check how quickly NATO reacts." Which is complete nonsense. You don't do that over 400 times if you just wanna check reaction times.

I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic. If not, he has my sympathies.

I think it's very silly that there are states in the US that don't want a Tesla Network or even store. I read all about it but i still don't understand why.

118 mp/h ? Normal left-lane speed over here in Deutschland, nothing exciting.

I'm happy to read that our german discipline concerning "overtaking on the left" is mentioned in the article. I sadly see way too many non-germans, especially americans (soldiers stationed here) and british drivers who overtake from wherever they want and it drives me insane. You are in a different country, so stick…

Overall, yes they are. Mostly because the average wage in Germany is higher than in the US but also because most cars are produced in Europe and our car taxes are pretty low. But most importantly the wages i'd say.

"The worst part of success is trying to find someone who is happy for you." - Bettie Midler

Because i don't have to go through all that nonsense to import a car because these cars are road-legal here. You can find The US has weird rules for what's legal and what's illegal concerning "safety".

First of all, as a german i was very happy to hear the extreme german accent of the R8 driver in the video haha.