That's old-school pre-war racing for you: you need a high speed track? Just join a stretch of autobahn with two hairpins.

Pontiac Performance

I guess this is a good enough time to post this again.

"And the lord said 'behold my works, marvel at its beauty and pull a sweet gnar gnar off the top of the waves, bros'. And it was good"

In my life, this is better news than whatever Apple has planned for later today.

If we get 1000 stars on this comment we'll create a Baja Bug class within our series.*

Sorry, I actually work for this manufacturer of dyno. While yes, the technical calculation for power is torque based, its lb-ft. we use this number to calculate HP, then using RPM, we calculate given ft-lb torque.

BMW explained "The $2.37 billion is actually $1.31 billion, but due to efficiencies in how we utilize this capital, as well as our desire not to confuse our investors, we will continue to label the money in accordance with historical norms."

I had doubts at first, but 20 seconds with Google and:

Reckon I could live on this Palmer Johnson Supersport yacht without to much difficulty http://www.palmerjohnson.com/#!supersport-h…

The 3rd gen Nova. Lighter than its big brother Chevelle, not nearly as popular as the Camaro with which it shared its underpinnings, and nearly universally considered a grandma car. The L78 396 cid (402 cid for MY1970) version ate up NHRA stock classes, and few realize that it's the lightest and fastest Yenko.

2004-2006 GTO. 5.7 and 6.0l V8 in a relatively small platform

Holden Monaro too.

Something something bring Pontiac back something.

XJs too:

"Once, in the middle of Kansas, we used the car to pull down an abandoned, decrepit barn."

You know how there's that moment in some animated superhero movies, where the evil villain on the brink of activating a world-domination plan taunts the hero? I mean, the guy has lost all control, he's been pestered by the hero for months, and now he's finally got him in his clutches, tied up and dangling over a vat…

Bundt cake pan.

I did not realise that the car was this much of a peanut.