Who would have thought a 911 would lift-off oversteer? Certainly not someone who is famous for owning a shit-ton of Porsches...

It’s stated because it’s true. It was his truck in the way, so one would assume he knew it was there. However, you’re going too fast for the environment if you can’t correct for things that occur. If lifting causes oversteer, then it was too fast for the environment. Lifting mid corner means too much speed.

That could have been much worse. Could have collided with oncoming traffic, could have been spliced by the truck. Could have also prevented the whole thing too!

They mean...Fourth Car!

For whatever reason normal Porsches bore me to no end. Literally have never had a desire for one. Inexplicably I love the tuned Porsches though. Ruf, Gemballa, Rennspeed, 9ff, Koenig, etc...Maybe it’s because I know “true Porsche fans” hate them..and I guess that makes me a little warm and fuzzy inside. I mean look…

Oh, man. I remember when I put a 9-band Kenwood EQ in my Civic Si. It was HOT!

Thank you, counsel for the defense. If they cut her off or clipped her car causing her to hit something else, they are responsible, especially since they hit and ran.

They all have 16 valves. The 6 cylinder one has 16 valves (and also 8 more valves).

Any salesman worth his salt knows that the VR6 has any amount of valves the customer wants it to have. Rookie mistake.

You know, scrolling through the article and looking at the images, I was thinking that this wasn't too atrocious. A little flashy, and it could do with a change of color on the leather, but it wasn't too bad.

One of those was often (badly) parked in my street when I lived downtown Geneva in the late 80's early 90's. Since then I understood that quite any Sbarro's personnal creations where hopeless. I saw a lot of them very, very closely and the finish quality is just awful...not talking of the looks though ; )

Here's the production version - the R69. Love the steering wheel.

Wood & Pickett Metro Laser

A 911 for the Testarossa fan. Thanks Rinspeed!

Gemballa 6-Series Widebody

Yes, this is an open top Range Rover with six wheels and the front of a Mercedes-Benz W123. The good new is, Vantagefield of London can still make you whatever you want: http://www.vantagefield.com/rrover.html#1

Styling-Garage (SGS) was making 380-500SEC Gullwings from 1981, so probably that's where Franco Sbarro got the idea from. He shocked the public at the 1983 Geneva Motor Show with this, his plastic-doored Portes Papillon, which could be ordered with the 6.9 litre V8 engine from the W116 450SEL. Getting into it was…