Car Porn.......beauty meets speed (SFW)

[BmillsSkier]

What’s its displacement in sugar cubes?

[JimmyCarter]

The metric system.

Confusing Americans since 1799.

Seriously - i don't even know the conversion ratio for RPMs.

[JimmyCarter]

[SkiCougar]

Mi amor.


Baller ass Burl Wood shifter!

beautiful.

was looking at those a couple years ago before I decided to go with something else.

maybe one day i'll have big enough bank to won multiple sports cars, then would definitely buy one.

[Bobby Stainless]

^^^ The only Lambo worth owning

Id own this one too.

[Alaskan Rover]

And then there is this shithead

I can't stand that conceited pud. Such an obnoxious dick. I'm not really sure why he gets the viewership he gets, other than people just watching him to see what a little bitchboy he can be.

[Bromontana]

I can't stand that conceited pud. Such an obnoxious dick. I'm not really sure why he gets the viewership he gets, other than people just watching him to see what a little bitchboy he can be.

Many, many shitheads in the wild.

[Alaskan Rover]

He may not be Stephan Roser, but damn it's nice to see someone actually driving one of these things.

This guy's driving sucks so bad. Overcorrecting half the time. Doesn't even seem to know how to set up a good line through a set of curves.

Color me not impressed.

I see now he's attempting to "drift". Rode the guy's ass before I looked at the title. Meh.

Still sucks. My friend Don Schroeder, the Senior Technical Editor for Car and Driver magazine (died testing some sort of special high performance Mercedes on a Texas track in 2000...most investigators deem the crash due to a defective transmission part and not inattentive driving...car flipped multiple times mid air at a high rate of speed while downshifting prior to a corner...was a burning wreck before track EMTs arrived. Dead on scene ) was a much better driver (and drifter). Ask Csaba Csere.

Maybe a personal thing...but I've never seen the allure of drifting. Seems counterproductive to getting a nice sweet line.

[Alaskan Rover]

An ode to a driver's driver and motorhead extrordinaire .Don Schroeder...the guy I'd mentioned above and one of my best friends in life. It explains Don's approach to driving and explains the crash which ended his life. It was written by his boss at Car and Driver, Csaba Csere...a guy who is no stranger to driving.

I think some of you driving buffs will find it an interesting read. For my part, all I wish is that me and my friend Don could trade turns and straights bumper to bumper once again as we had so many times before. Not to mention all the other crazy car shit we used to do.

RIP Herr Schroeder, been almost 18 years and I still miss you.

https://www.caranddriver.com/columns...-in-the-family

And sorry for dissing the guy above drifting that Porsche.

[Alaskan Rover]

Maybe you could teach him a few things, his channel is easy to find.

I liked his lines better in that AM Vantage around Nuremburg. Could never seem to catch that sleeper of a modded GTI, though. But he has a sweet channel.

As stated in the post above, I noted my distaste with the original video BEFORE I saw the title alluding to his attempt at drifting. When I make an explanatory edit of a post, I do not, as a norm, delete the original wording, as I think that is disingenously in bad form. Also...the original wording may have been somewhat modulated by my distaste of drifting.

The guy is lucky indeed to be living in Germany where driving is taken so seriously and that he can avail himself, with enviable regularity, with a road course like Nuremburg. Lucky indeed!

As for my own skills, once I have adequately acquainted myself with a vehicle's suspension and shifting idiosyncrasies, I can hold my own quite well. And I love taking a well-adjusted car through some nice tight lines....something I don't get a chance to do nearly enough anymore.

Lots of dirt and asphalt ovals around. But very few road courses.

I should hang with my brother more often...he's road racing nearly every weekend...usually a vintage Lola and what have you...but also his GT3s and I think he races his Ford GT - would LOVE to get behind the wheel of that. The vintage Lola, however, would scare the crap out of me, no doubt.

[MakersTeleMark]

I miss bad_roo.

[Bobby Stainless]

This fits in here.

[gravitylover]

I miss bad_roo.

Ditto

[basinbeater]

If we are posting nurburgring videos, this guy does reasonably well in his 944 turbo. Think I'll go take mine for a spin at lunch.
https://youtu.be/_85099hlExA

[frorider]

I miss bad_roo.

You saying AKR is a poor substitute?

[Alaskan Rover]

This fits in here.

So does this. It's the sweet black vintage McLaren M8 that's in the beginning. Check out that speedo. I think that thing has somewhere around 1000 hp. Tight moves.

Awesome sound.

I think he was good for 189 mph towards the end. Damn slowbees kept getting in rhe way, though.

The M8 did pretty damn well back in the heyday until it was knocked off its pedestal by the even more awesome 917.

[pfluffenmeister]

How do you pick up your Christmas tree?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bc2eQsFg...by=fca_alberta

[Mazderati]

The laughing at the pass is great.

[PNWbrit]

Marino Franchitti in Nick Mason’s 1959 Maserati Tipo 61 “Birdcage.”

[schindlerpiste]

Barchetta 550, nothing smoother and dry conditions. The prayer of a Ferrari 12 cylinder.

[SkiCougar]

^^^^ when mine grows up(or I drop a v-8 in it), it's going to be that.

(I have a pontiac solstice)

[Mazderati]

My neighbor has a mid-2000s Quattroporte. It's a piece of shit and he seems alright with that, making no effort to fix broken parts. But, man, every time it gets fired up I'm like, damn, that's a great sound.

[Bobby Stainless]

David Brown 11 and The Fox Inn. Tally Ho Chaps!

[BmillsSkier]

Wheel’s on the wrong side.

[Bobby Stainless]

Yeah dude. Pain in the fucking ass.