Who does he work for? Is he in Colorado? I'm hoping to work for Lockheed Martin Space Systems once I graduate.

I'd like to nominate the Volvo C30 and the C30 Polestar. Volvo made 250 Polestar Limited Editions, so they are rarer than the P1 and LaFerrari. Now that I think of it, you rarely see regular C30s on the road as well.

Not necessarily the V40, but will Volvo bring another small hatchback to the US to fill the void left by the C30?

I was in Turn 4 too! A lot of us didn't know why people were cheering until after the race.

Turns 3/4/5 were cheering for the guy in last place as well. Some people were giving a standing ovation as well, but most of us didn't know why they were cheering until after the race. We had a guy spin right in front of us and somehow managed to slide backwards a few inches from the wall and not receive any damage. A…

No, it's not obviously US only. It will very likely be sold in Europe as well, since its development costs were low. The V60 will keep outselling the cross country, but I can guarantee there are at least a few people who will want it.

I know we are talking about the same car, but the V60's interior is very different to that of the C30's (I have a 2009 C30 as well). Seats are better, instruments are digital, completely different center console, upper dashboard, V60 kind of has the floating console but not as much, different dials and buttons, etc.

Ever heard of the V70 XC or the XC70? The idea was making a top selling wagon more capable off road and in the snow for people who live in the mountains. Same idea here.

I didn't run because that would be dangerous. Did you see Hamilton's celebration with the fans before we were forced off the track?

I'd like to point out that this launch was Orbital sciences third ever launch. Before we go around saying that NASA shouldn't outsource it's missions to private companies, we need to look at NASA's primary partner for launching satellites: the United Launch Alliance, or ULA. They successfully launched a rocket…

I saw these two testing this summer and am very impressed with the results. I'll probably pick one of the first gens up in a few years once they depreciate more.

And lose the double bubble roof? No thanks.

Just to clarify, will these be made in Colorado? The title makes it seem like they will, but it is never addressed in the article.

They were still on slicks. There was only a little rain at the hairpin a lap or two before, then it turned into a downpour. Porsche switched their cars to slicks for some reason just before this was happening. Audi switched to wets a lap or two before and made it through unscathed. They restarted a lap ahead of the…

Everything is bigger in Texas Russia!

I saw a prototype which I think is an Everest a month ago on I-70 in Nebraska near North Platte. Here's the post I just made on Oppositelock with the picture I took, now that pictures are disabled in the comments.

The problem with the wagon is that you can't get the 6 cylinder engine. I know the 2.0 has more than enough power and is very economical, but the noise would be a let down.

This instantly makes me want a 4GC more than a 3. Sure, it costs a lot more than the 3, but so much more practical!

No wagon? I'm sad now.....

I set my background to this a few days ago! You must have been reading my mind. ;)