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@carcosa: I'm pretty sure the shoddy narration from the TV people didn't help either.

Don't worry. If that kid grows up to be a car guy, he'll regret everything he says.

Oh man. I wish I didn't eat so much for lunch because this schadenfreude pie is delicious!

@rah0180: Yeah, and for $(numerical value) I can buy (parts list) to make a/an (make and model) faster than this!

@CraigSu: That depends. If his driver drove into everything with a pulse in a ten-foot radius like a drunken man, it could've been Adrian Sutil for all we know.

@IronicalBalls: Faust? I just hope this guy didn't sign any binding contracts...

@tonyola: Heart click. If there's one thing that pisses me off is when people come off saying that suicide is a selfish act or that it's "for suckers". What the poster of the comment you're replying to is saying is just as selfish, if not more so as well as heartless.

My most favorite car of all time is not on that list. I shall write

@Buckus: I think genuine Integra Type-R actually cost that much.

It's a Jersey thing.

Oh well. You win some, lose some it's all the same to me. Could explain why I keep coming back to the Giants.

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You can now live out your Japanese cop fantasies.

Is there gas in the car? Unfortunately, yes there is gas in the car.

...and a grey-market GT-R is so much more dangerous, right?

I'm a sucker for anything made by engineers who weren't rooted in reality or actually had to maintain these cars. Then it's no surprise that I lust after rotary-engined cars, turbocharged-boxer engines (cough, Subaru Legacy) - two head gaskets mean 2x the experience, right?- , turbo anything; bonus points if the turbo

Other than the touch of rust underneath the rear bumper, it doesn't actually look that crack-y to me.

@JamesC90: I guess hiring Yoda as a copywriter wasn't such a smart idea.