All manufacturers create silent videos of their recently released cars driving. This isn’t just Acura.

C30 ;)

*Volvo I6 :)

This isn’t Volvo’s new design language. This is:

My sole problem with the M2: How does a FWD hatchback with 60 hp less than the M2 go 8 seconds quicker around the Nurburgring? Not to mention the Type-R is cheaper.

Watch it! You won’t regret it!

The delicious Vantage GT12.

Not quite.

Instructing him to lift and coast 50 meters is the problem here. Regarding the ban of driver coaching, “throttle application in general” and “driving technique in general” are explicitly banned. So if Mercedes were to tell Hamilton to save fuel, it would be allowed. Telling him to “lift and coast a little” is very…

The backs are somewhat similar, but the silhouettes are completely different. Also read the article before commenting.

SuperGT is my favorite series currently and the US audience is definitely lacking. In the past this was due to the sparse viewing options and lack of English commentary, but this season Nismo is streaming every race live, for free, with Radio Le Mans commentary.

Ctrl-fed “Zenvo”

It sounds like this car is based on the GT86, not the SX4.

I can see why its called the Continental. This line above the rear wheels is almost exactly the same as on the Bentley Continental GT.

My biggest problem with this is why you would buy it over a V12 Vantage GT3 race car. The Vulcan will most likely cost more and is not eligible to race in official series*.

That chrome strip continuing onto the C Pillar makes me nauseous. Please go away.

With similar equipment levels, the 3 series diesel wagon costs the same as the V60 R-Design. The V60 has 325 hp, while the 3 series only has 180 hp, so the V60 is a much better value.

I know right? Looks like they've fixed it now though.

Donkervoort D8 GT:

The i8 pretty much already was in a movie. Mission Impossible 4.