Man, with all the horses in this thread, we’re gonna need a Ranchero to round them all up.
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Turn out the lights!
I know I’m just a mere car nerd, but I am so hyped for Forza Motorsport 7 coming out in September. The leap from Motorsport 5 to 6 was incredible, and Motorsport 6 was basically a flawless game with a few nicks in the system that should be easily worked out in Motorsport 7. And the car and track list from Motorsport…
I saw this car at Ferrari’s 75th Anniversary in America in 2014. What always struck me about the F50 GT is how massive the vents on the front hood are. There’s always the image of a baby in a base F50 vent, but the F50 GT is something else entirely. I can’t find any good pictures of the vent, but you could probably…
Jacques Villeneuve walks into a BAR where he spends five unsuccessful seasons, then fades into obscurity.
I just learned to drive this year. So the two cars I drove was my mom’s 2009 Saturn Vue and my dad’s 2014 Chevy Volt. The Volt was a lot more responsive and quick for what you could do on public roads, and the Vue constantly felt like it wanted to die. Much like Saturn itself.
Hooray! A split second of a GT-R hopping over train tracks! My game is loved!
I can understand it falling out of an ‘83 GTI, but a new GLA? That seems implausible.
Maybe Bernie is like this bird. If we treat it kindly, maybe it will come down soon.
“Being second is to be the first of the ones who lose.” -Ayrton Senna
While there is something to say for tradition, I think it reached the point where tradition was only hindering Porsche in their goal of success. So, as a Porsche fan, I think it’s alright that the race car is mid-engined. If the road car goes mid-engined, that might be a different story. Because there, it’s not all…
Oh boy. It’s one of these topical pun threads. [googles “electric puns”] Ohmmmmmmm...
Well, Jacques won the WDC in 1997, but stuck around in F1 until 2006. While he arguably wasn’t as good as he once was, he was still there.
Turning on the sound for all of these vines at once is actual hell.
Ricciardo seems to have started a trend with champagne on the podium. If Ricciardo follows Dan Gurney’s steps after he started the champagne spray, we could be seeing a Ricciardo flap becoming an essential part of F1 cars.
Between Ogier, Loeb, Vettel, and Bourdais, and Buemi, there’s some talented Sebastian racing drivers.
While yeah, that’s an easy mistake that should have been noticed, but in all fairness, the “g” key is right next to the “h” key. So it’s possible that this might not have been a drunken mistake, but just another fat-finger, like we’ve all done.
I was in Downtown Disney a while back, and it lagged out my game so it was impossible to throw curveballs, and you couldn’t walk anywhere without something showing up. It was just constant catching. Running out of Pokéballs isn’t a problem because there are literally Pokéstops everywhere.