I know many won't agree but I do. If the series is meant to represent close to stock cars then race close to stock cars. Buy a car add a cage and fire safety things, race. If a manufacturer wants to win they should build a car that will. I'd love to see actual 488's, 911 GT3rs, Corvette Z06, and Vipers compete instead…

This response definitely needs more stars.

Holy hell. This is like a full size traxxas R/C truck.

A year ago I was in the market for a new car and went to the largest Chevy dealership in the Raleigh area. They had 4 or 5 Camaro SS' on the lot, all autos. The salesman said lets check our extended network. In late 2014 when they were offering deals on that year model, they had over 40 SS Camaro's to chose from, no…

You forgot to mention how Peyton always looks for the nearest piece of clear grass anytime a defender is close to lay a finger on him. Or how once things break down he has almost no interest in prolonging a play to wait for receivers to come open.

This is bad news in my opinion if Tesla ever wants to be a main stream manufacturer, which it seems like they do since they plan to produce more affordable models. If he can't take the heat now selling cars that most people can't afford, Musk's head might explode if he searches the net when average people with…

This seems like it's a result of car companies not willing to produce an interesting product for under 30 thousand. Honestly it's been a long time since high school seniors and college kids could afford something they truly wanted if it wasn't already 10 years old.

Check out the look on the guy in the backseat. It looks like whatever transpired ruined a perfectly good nap for him.

Off to craigslist I go.

This is the best fight I've seen since the monkey beat up the guy for pushing him off the motorcycle.

I think an EMP is more probable as a plot in a bad James Bond sequel then in reality. Like stated in the article, why take the time, money, and technology to launch a nuclear device to take it electronics when the same thing and more could be accomplished by using a nuclear device in a more traditional manner.

Not that I’m here arguing for drunk driving, but I see a lot of comments saying call an uber or a taxi and that’s not possible for a large portion of the US. Sure if you live in Southern California, New York, New Jersey, or other densely populated areas that’s an option, but for large areas of central and southern US…

I don’t know why I can’t insert a pic but a 4th Gen Trans Am WS6 with a manual with be worth money in the future. The 4th Generation F body represents the end of a run of GM muscle cars, the introduction of the LS1 to the everyman car, and in general were better than the run of the mill Mustang GT of the same time…

I definitely like vintage Mercedes over the same age BMW's. That model you posted hits the nail on the head.

It's amazing that it seems like the more money you spend for the car the more unreliable it is. I once bought a Tahoe Z71 with 145k on it and drove it to 300k only changing the oil and one sweet ass turbo (or as they're more commonly referred to, alternator).

Couldn't have said it better myself. Maybe next time the NFL wants to expand or move teams they should look for a city that is hungry for sports. Kind of like what the NBA found in Oklahoma City.

I do miss a time when nothing was seen as more luxurious than a 12 foot long 2 door Cadillac. I’m not old enough (30) to have been around then, but there are still some remnants of those care traversing these four door sport car inhabited roads. In my opinion there are few things classier than an early 70's Coupe…

I’m glad they decided to do an original V12. It would be nice in the future when they decide to use AMG engines if they aren’t labeled as such so uninformed owners can at least have the façade of having a complete Aston.

I've always loved Vipers, they represent the most American version of "supercar". I've always wanted one but of course there's no way I could afford one. It would be a shame for them to go away, but it would also be a shame for them to live on in name only and be missing the spirit of what they were originally…

I'm no expert on ancient Egyptian symbolism, but one thing I do know for sure is that Lexus has nothing to worry about when it comes to Infiniti.