If it’s the V6 all I have to say is I took a used one out to get gas when I worked at a dealership and punched it expecting it to be like a usual Saturn and fall flat on its face. It lit the tires up like I was prepping for a run at Englishtown.

As long as you have the mindset of a motorcyclist, you’ll be fine. Just be aware that people cannot see you.

I’m gussing whoever uploaded it has some sort of NASCAR Dish package.

Actually the Sledgehammer was pretty ingenious. They used the framerails as air intakes.

I just looked the stretch of road in question and a drop that severe would cause more accidents than it’s worth. It’s practically a 3 lane highway with plenty of traffic. Not some small town that happens to be on a major stretch of highway.

Hell I had a Crown Vic P71 before I got my Miata. I think that’s pretty Amercian. (yes I know the Crown Vic was built in Canada)

This might just be a new naming scheme.

S-FR: Front engine rear wheel drive (FR-S)
S-MR: Mid engine rear wheel drive (MR2 or as it was named later on (MR-S)
S-FF: Front engine front wheel drive (Scion TC)
S-RR: God I can only wish

....Which we will never see in the US. I mean what has it been? 10 years since they announced they were going to return to the US market?

It’s like saying Honda with a sinus infection.

This has to be the best Lincoln drift ever

Remember when the dealership that owned that car had to pay the damages to a woman who bought it?

International Race of Champions

My mother and I were rear-ended by a 90 year old man doing 50mph in a Nissan Sentra that didn’t even attempt to stop at a red light. We both walked away completely fine. Hell even the car wasn’t even totaled. The NC is a seriously solid platform.

Little did they know that was all Italians drove in the 90’s in the US.

God this looks like a screenshot from Project CARS.

I think BeamNG is pretty damn accurate

BeamNG seems to be pretty damn accurate

Please record yourself trying to get it serviced at a Nissan dealership. That would be a headache and a half.