Gentlemen, a short view back to the past... Read more

Oh yeah, DIRT 3 online was a blast. I haven’t tried DIRT 5 online yet, but now I’m not sure I should bother. Plus I’m still trying to figure out if I like the game or not. I think they maybe leaned a little too hard into the arcadey-ness for me. I’ve tried using both a wheel and the gamepad, but neither one feels… Read more

GT Sport’s sounds are light years ahead of any previous GT title, so GT7 will probably have the sound department handled well now that Polyphony Digital actually understands what a car sounds like. Camera angles... well, not sure what you mean there but the only view to properly use is cockpit and GT Sport allowed… Read more

lol maybe Read more

Maybe they’ll make it a launch title for the PSVR2 or whatever they’re going to call it, since that’s supposedly coming next year as well... Read more

Just on exterior looks alone I really, really like this. Such a clean design that looks cohesive and overall incredibly well balanced. Very modern and somewhat simple and classic. No annoying fake vents or weird bumper creases like to many current vehicles have. Just enough creases/pieces to break up the design. Read more

Since most people are used to reading names rather than hearing them, I want to just add that Ralph Gilles’ last name is pronounced “Jeel.” Read more

Let’s all take a moment and note that marketing is not the same as the executives backing an internal push to make something new and exciting. The latter seldom happens. Read more

What a great article. We need more uplifting/inspirational articles like this Read more

Hell yeah.
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Thanks for mentioning Ed Welburn, one of the best car designers of our times.
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former head of SRT (when it was completely its own brand for a hot minute) Read more

I got to go to the Connor plant before it closed up. Pretty neat but at that point they were making one Viper a day. I liked the Hall of vipers on the one end.   Read more

For me, this was one of the Halo Cars from Sega GT. It, and the Jiotto Caspita. Read more

Fun fact: It’s possible to actually display up to 32 colours at once on a ZX Spectrum 48K using a CRT monitor running at a 150Hz refresh rate. By causing the screen to redraw specific portions of every frame before the electron beam of the CRT reaches the bottom, colours from the last time the beam crossed that line…

Sparco Assetto Garas (as everyone does, because they’re cheap)... Read more

I mean honestly, 90% of what 90% of even Americans do with cars can be done with something like a Panda. Last time I went to Germany, a customer had an A class M-B and there was plenty of room for 3 adults for a short trip. Read more

There’s still a space issue. I spent the fall of 2019 walking and driving around France, Belgium, and Spain. There’s no way the roads (especially in the cities and towns) can handle everyone driving large SUVs. Yes they exist (I know a guy who drives an Escalade ESV in a small Belgian town) but they’re rare. I saw a… Read more

We already have a Puma available in the U.S. though:

I just love it when people pronounce Puma like “pew-muh” because it sounds so silly. I’m solidly in the “poo-muh” camp.   Read more