Not gonna lie, I am disappoint. Looks like a cheap replica of the original Sergio.

Heavens no, we need to save the G5's for the Olive-oil-as-engine-oil study.

I don't know, it could have been a fluke. For real scientific integrity you'll need a bigger sample size. At least a few thousand Sunfires should be tested. As many Sunfires as we can gather.

Thanks Chris, for putting out there what I've been saying for years to anyone who'll listen - that's not many, granted. One thing though, the Hoffmeister Kink was never gone from the e60.

That's fantastic. If y'all enjoyed that, there's also this:

Man, between playing Need For Speed 2 back in the day and looking at countless car posters and magazines, the F355 is burned into my mind as "The Ferrari".

A system of identification for bad drivers/novices would be kind of interesting. Many race tracks have a sticker for the back bumper for novices, intermediate, and expert drivers. Maybe a little yellow sticker in the back window for a driver of less than a year, and a different one for a driver with over a certain…

That's very interesting! Also very videogame-like. It seems like unlocking an achievement, or leveling up in Gran Turismo of Forza - now you get a discount on tire upgrades!

3.) The Mid Night Club

kerosene.

No airbag, no problem.

I love Mika's demeanor. With a lot of these standard interview questions, "How does it feel to win the race?" Well, yea it feels good, what do you expect to hear? There's only so many ways to answer those types of questions, and Mika chose the shortest, most direct way.

Also:

So, "Strip Club" is in the title just for clickbait? Because this is a party bus. In tiny print at the bottom of the "additional services" list, it lists "strip upon request", without a price. For an actual strip club in a bus, try Detroit's own Booty Lounge.

How relevant!

The appropriate vehicle for the situation.

That's not deep enough! Give us an OEM snorkel option!

Not just the Sixteen, but large badass Cadillac flagship in general.

Then let's remember the winner of the 2014 season, Marco Wittmann and his M3!

Nascar... the Florida of motorsports.