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If you could buy any car, what would it be?
Is there any tangible benefit to owning a SmartCar?
Perhaps. But back then I was immortal and didn't think too much about those things.My dad loved, as he put it, old Limey junk. His first car was a TR3 too. Perhaps slightly safer than a motorcycle.
I've always wanted a TR4. Prefer the styling.
anyway, best British sports car?
If you could buy any car, what would it be?
Accident investigation officers from Essex police said they arrived at the scene to find the car ripped in two and burning wreckage strewn 50 yards along the road.
The car had crashed with such force that the floor panel, one of the strongest features of the car, was embedded in the tree.
C Charles Harris told the inquest: "This accident occurred when Christopher Dawes chose to make use of the massive performance of the vehicle in totally inappropriate conditions."
You can use it as a coffin after an F-150 runs right over you?Is there any tangible benefit to owning a SmartCar?
How else could you pronounce Porsche?
How else could you pronounce Porsche?
@FORM, Do you play any of the Dirt series of games?What do you think of racing (coomputer) games?
One has gotten incredibly sophisticated to the point of being an actual simulator that pro racers use in lieu of actual track time, and mere mortals use in lieu of racing actual race cars.What do you think of racing (coomputer) games?
Uneducated folk will pronounce it with one syllable, instead of two.
No, I haven't. Are they any good?@FORM, Do you play any of the Dirt series of games?
Hmm. There are so many. Here's a few of them.What's your favorite song about cars?
Well, a couple relatives of mine are big car nuts and they do tend to participate in such tournaments.One has gotten incredibly sophisticated to the point of being an actual simulator that pro racers use in lieu of actual track time, and mere mortals use in lieu of racing actual race cars.
http://www.iracing.com/
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This is exactly what Road Atlanta looks like from inside the car. They use incredibly sophisticated equipment to digitally record the track and surroundings to the last detail. Every single car is being controlled by another human located someplace reasonably close physically to cut down on network delay as much as possible.
In the "serious" races, when you do crash "stewards" even review the incidents and assess penalties against your "license", just like in real life.
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Yup, they have those. Not complete (only one screen, smaller speakers) but the basic form is still there. And they really won't take calls while 'driving'.But you really need something like this to properly "play" it:
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Nope. It's pronounced: Poor-shhhh!