Driving this is like going out with a good mate, a good laugh, always up for a party. Trouble is, he does like to kill people with axes occasionally.

Turbo Volvo. We had one that could light the tires up, beat plenty of cars at a stoplight drag, all while hauling a riding lawnmower.

Plus with the kit you can get a racing suspension setup so the Cobra is slightly easier to handle.

Best reason ever to have pop ups, and on my favorite car too. HEADLIGHT PARTY

Always the answer.

The standard formula of small car + Hayabusa engine.

Still awesome.

I would choose the Cadillac, but not the coupe. I honestly don't like the look of the coupe. I rather have wagon but I'd settle for the sedan.

I don't really trust taking it to a mechanic. My dad got a Saturn wagon for a friends mom. It had a couple things wrong like it needed a new headlight bracket and some brake work. The mechanic she takes the car to tells her that this car is extremely unsafe and needs about $4,000 of work (which is more then we paid…

Whale penis seats.

But what if it's another RX7 or Miata

There is also the Tesla available for DLC. It is actually a pretty good stunt car.

Well like everything else in a Need for Speed game, it is as far from simulation as possible.

Twincharging, aka a turbo and a supercharger on the same engine. It was used by Lancia on the Group B Delta but it never really caught on.

Top Gear Test Track. The only place where you can test for raining piano, raining caravans, and random production offices in the middle of the road.

Toupe454

The only choice seems to be Fanatec and you pay through the ass for it. [www.fanatec.de]

GetGo has some of the best gas station food I've had. They have some pretty good sandwiches, really good coffee, and all the sweet and salty snacks you could ever want.

That would be a pretty good swap since I feel the new Outback is too big.

I've seen plenty of drive thru beer shops. Maybe it's an Ohio thing?