Some of the most exciting cars in history are exciting because they appear to want bodily harm done to novice drivers. What are the most unforgiving cars on the road for drivers without the right skills? With Matt Farah.
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Some of the most exciting cars in history are exciting because they appear to want bodily harm done to novice drivers. What are the most unforgiving cars on the road for drivers without the right skills? With Matt Farah.
Actually…the Atom’s “ladder” structure is extremely tough and rigid. I read an article about a year ago claiming that until then, nobody died in an Atom, because in a collision the structure does slice into the other car(!) like an arrow, thereby letting it absorb the energy of the impact…so its probably deadly still, but not to you:)
In germany we have a company called weineck that build street legal (!) cobras with 1200hp and 1150nm of torque, the weight is 980kg you can check one out in an episode of grip, a german car show
What a great video, I laughed throughout the entire thing. Nicely done.
sry, i misunderstood your first comment
Ford Pinto either catching fire when rear-ended or literally rusting away as you sit in it.
Any Fiat from the 70s till the mid 80′s spontaneously catching fire due to faulty electronics. Screaming chicken T-top Trans Am dying of embarassment being seen in one. Prius for destroying the environment faster thru the manufacture of it’s battery.
There should be 9 TVRs and a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo in this list…;)
bring moar Alex Roy plz!
Fatt Marah?
Thanks ya saved my life for the future I know who to look at before my first car
“Hospital. Morgue. Dental Records” LMAO!
What ? I am trying to say that you profile picture is an image of someone who is frustrated or confused about something and the thought of a track package not coming with upgraded brakes is a bit strange .
A live axle rear suspension is better equipped to handle all-out acceleration than an independent rear suspension.
Independent rear suspensions gain camber upon acceleration, lifting the outsides of the rear tires from the road surface, this is a fact. It is geometrically impossible to overcome that with an IRS.
A live axle configuration allows the rear tires to remain perpendicular to the road surface under any and all acceleration. Very few Mustangs will be driven on road courses.
Ten cars that LITERALLY… want to sneak into your house at night, while you are sleeping, and stab you to death… literally.
lol no
generally I avoid cars that only consist of 3 letters. Kia, Geo, gmc, ect.
because he would turn the shitty show into a good show….
How much do they pay these guys to talk shit?
Empty cup….. :3
Nope, the Corvette has leaf springs. Although, the GT500 uses another relic of technology, called the solid live rear axle.
Why would you want him on a shitty produced show when drive does it way better.
I watch races mostly for the crashes.
Ahm…does the gt 500 still have leaf springs?
i am sorry to disagree, because i looked it up on the Ford Website and had a look in the configurator of the 2013 Shelby GT 500 and the track package contains: Torsen differential, bigger wheels, Bilstein dampers, “unique rear springs”, “unique instrument cluster” and “unique gear shift knob”(written on the Ford configurator and copied there). if you show me that there is a option for breaks, please show it to me
Your profile picture suits your comment well .
yes, found an episode online and wtf! it was better when i was 10. remember bandit? the show with the dodge stealth.