My take on this is that currently, a driver is "driving" 100% of the time (distracted or not, they are responsible), and they are at fault for any screw-ups. However, if a computer is driving your car and realizes that it's about to crash (or takes a seagull to the lidar) then hands back control to a driver who's not… Read more
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Because it's named after Barthold Georg Niebuhr, a founding father of modern historiography? Read more
I wrote a lengthy article on the Countach Evoluzione. Beast of a car. AWD and all that… Read more
Carbon fiber is nearly ubiquitous in supercars. They now all seem to have at least one carbon piece, just in case.…
Im so glad to see another Box fan out there I might cry. Someday I'll tear ass around in one, with mural of me as a ripped wizard fighting a dragon made of responsibility atop a mountain of large assed women. Read more
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Since Dr. Ferry Porsche rolled the very first 356 prototype out of a garage in Gmünd, Austria, in 1948, every…
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I can't wait to see what Banovsky posts. Anything I could suggest would be invalid. Last time 'round, he came up with some rules, so I'll suggest a few.
This is a quest — a quest to find the most absurdly '90s car representative of that mighty morphin' power decade.
9 - 10 out of 12, (those solid wheels are on par with the three spokes) ain't bad...
Sign me up! I want one!! Such forward, many futuristic! Read more
it cant be that atleast that has the potential to make a fun trackday car out of.........maybe Read more
Can't say it's a direct translation, but a case could be made that it led to this:
Did we not already discuss the Vector last week? Read more
This thread needs more box flairs.
Well it came with an optional T-top, Pop up headlights and a sadly underpowered base engine....however it was light, low, and mid engined.....I guess RWD was also still around more in the 80's but FWD really came in and killed RWD in the eighties. Great car, cool choice...but it doesn't scream 80's enough for… Read more