This is simply amazing. Tape a scapel to the back of Samuel Hubinette's car and he'll surgically removed your kidney.

MC performance ran a RWD dyno of their brand new GT-R with less than 500 miles on the odometer and (worse) 91 Octane Gas. On a cold start, Godzilla hit 447hp at the rear wheels with the front driveshaft removed. I would assume that disconnecting the front wheels would give you some more power to the rear, but I'm very surprised the computer didn't have a problem with this. Each successive run gets slower as (I assume) the car heats up, with a third run hitting 427hp at the rear wheels. Cool video though.

Speaking of Fast and Furious, Episode 4 is coming soon to a theater near you. I like the use of the Buick Grand National this time instead of the Honda Civics. Much more genuine choice of an under the radar criminal car with a bad attitude. Hopefully this latest version of the movie will have a decent car enthusiast Subject Matter Expert. Something sorely lacking from the first movie.

Fast and Furious animation of a Porsche 911 Cop car chasing a Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. Pretty cute.

You see these collections from time to time, here is a slide show of some of the web's silliest moments in motoring. Click for full screen.

You see these collections from time to time, here is a slide show of some of the web's silliest moments in motoring. Click for full screen.

When you need a pit crew to start up your "street car" you may be pushing the definition a little thin. Jump to 6 minutes 10 to see the action.

Mental, absolute nuts. Fifth Gear is right about this car. They took off the AWD "safety feature" added power and increased lag just to keep you on your toes. What a nut case car!

This is how you do an intro! Sort of reminds me of Johny Knoxville with a Lambo.

Now this is what I call a little Thai ingenuity. Most impressive.

Great choice of songs for this compilation. Some new, some old, some good, some bad, all in all great video.

I'm loving this move to small lightweight sportcars, Atom, X-Bow, Elise, Rocket, etc.... but the design...ugh, surely we could have done better?

CONGRATULATIONS! Fast Lane Daily hits 400 episodes. What do they have to celebrate? A targa-top Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport. Very cool, big congrats to the whole FLD team.

Now how Metal is this? An big rig drifting to hair metal. Very nice.

Be patient, and 20 seconds in your rewarded by the start up of a twin turbo monster. The microphone is set too close to the exhaust and is really peaking out, so the sample is not as high quality as it could be, but still a very impressive monster. Got to love the Ford GT, especially when Twin Turbos have been slapped on.

Sad to see one of the great ones burn up, especially one this good. Here is a video of a Dodge Viper that met an unfortunate firey end and the eulogy and sympathy that follow.