Ive been reading the comments and there have been a lot of mentions of rules that brought about awesome cars. However none of them really actually did a LOT for the fans. The homologation rules in various series actually let the FANS drive a near-race-spec car ON THE STREET!

I think what he meant was that by the time it got to Germany there wasn't much time left before it went bad. In general it takes 4 weeks to export something to another country (including customs). beer's shelf life is significantly longer. Also, keep in mind that while in transit, the green glass bottles are…

no. their sentence should be that they are relegated to drinking nothing but the stuff for eternity.

Assuming you're talking about Canadian rednecks as i'm pretty sure american rednecks will think you're mispronouncing "hokey pokey" when you say hockey puck.

i think the official name of that color is "HOLY SHIT THAT'S YELLOW".

why don't you ask Atlanta how that turned out? speed has nothing to do with it if you're in control.

How about Rudolf Diesel? He kinda started this whole internal combustion thing.

"WHY DID YOU TURN!!!!"

the charger. plus this

its Lingenfelter's take on a sharknose BMW.

they're only unreliable when you mod them.

does it look better than the outgoing version? unquestionably. that thing was hideous.

If by nice you mean pathetic. Then yes.

looks like a rage rover

A 2-for-1 failure. The Cadillac SRX and XLR were certainly stunning cars from a company that just five years before was flaunting the Catera like it was youthful. The problem with the XLR, though, was that it was a Corvette with a folding roof that went for a hideous price. The problem with the SRX was that it didn't…

Quick swapping batteries. but limit each team to a certain number of batteries per year. that way they are forced to improve on the degradation caused by rapid charging and discharging cycles.

Mansory begs to differ.

hell. its colder here in NYC than it is in Alaska...

i thought that was the robot from Lost in Space at first...

what the hell is up with the format of this video? are they testing each truck like 4 times?