Cool concept for the movie industry since it will make getting the car they need always available regardless of the rarity. However, this can lead big time into false commercial advertising if a manufacture shows the car doing something it cannot do.

watching the majority of this video from the start..... Everything on your video is extremely normal in Buffalo, NY. I was actually surprised you took the time to make this video because of how common it is here. lol

Not that I’m for what these 2 cars were doing but does the video posted show any faces of who is driving? Can you actually charge someone on something they have no physical proof of who was driving at the time. I can completely understand impounding the car if plates are proven to be shown in the videos.

One sided report is one sided. I’d love to hear the other side of the story. I’m sure this guy ran his mouth to get his ass kicked. (Not saying it is right to beat someone when they are down or even in general) but it sounds like he opened his mouth and got put in his place for it.

Proof you do not need a v8

I know I’m going to hell but did anyone else laugh when he flipped over the wall after stumbling?

Games today suck when it comes to pricing. I can see it now. Forza Horizon 3: $70 Majority of the cars you just saw, locked requiring purchased in a bundle/pack. Each pack: $15 - comes with 10 cars. Possible 10 bundles/packs. You’ll have an x amount of tracks, if you want more. $15 track packs.

People need to stop complaining and just be happy we have an auto show. I found it good to watch. Yes, not everyone agrees with the presenter but the man knows his cars and has one absolutely incredible collection.

People complaining about the chemistry... Well what the hell do you expect. These guys have never worked…

What exactly makes an engine riced out?

Well then I’ll have to look a little more into those blind spotted Camaros with the i4 turbo.
How much do the ATS’s sell for?
As for Holden, it is owned by GM but is still an Australlian brand which builds all of the cars there, not in the US/surrounding countries. I can’t give credit to GM for their cars.

Would it though? You have the WRX (AWD with 260ish HP I believe) and the STI (AWD with 300hp) Why can’t you have the same with the ST and RS?

The market continues to get slimmer and slimmer. The big shock was when I saw that you couldn’t get the top performance package Legacy produced now in Manual. No more GT, no more performance model with a manual. There is no god.

Not surprised. It would be nice to have a nice WRX competitor like they’ve created the STI competitor. I’m sure you can say the ST is but it would be nice to see and AWD option with less power than the RS.

Thats the thing, Dodge has no concept of how to build a light weight car. Also quality control is not their best.

Oh and as for Dodge, they are pigs.... they need the power because they weigh to damn much to move. Power to weight is pathetic.

I am with you on this. Extremely upset with where Subaru has been going. NO hatch/wagon WRX (WTF), No more manual transmission for the best motor possible in the Legacy. No more turbo in the Legacy. How do you not offer the Manual in the H6!!

I love the looks of the newer Mazda 6. Upset that the top of the line…

Not everyone wants a V8. It has been proven time and time again that you can achieve the same numbers with a smaller motor.

As for your viper.... no need for that engine and way to f*cking overpriced for other cars you can get. And for the comment about the “ring”, why must we always compare cars based on that track?…

The problem is that not everyone wants a V8 and Chevy/Dodge does not get that. You can get a Mustang in I4 turbo/v6/v8. As for the SS, I believe that is a Holden design and not Chevy.

They understand that you can make the same power with less cylinders. Now if only the Focus ST could come as an AWD so I don’t have to cough up +$40k for an RS which may be on massive back order in our area.

I feel like out of the 3 “American” automakers right now... Ford is the only one doing things right. Dodge and Chevy just don’t get it.