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Chris Harris reviews the Aston-Martin GT12: A racer-inspired supercar made in Britain. Starting with a Vantage V12 S, they significantly widened the car's wheelbase and bodywork. Then they lightened the car and tuned the engine to deliver 600 horsepower to the rear wheels. New suspension and some new rubber finishes the job. I'll have mine in black please.

Nicolas Cage and his crew are slow amateurs compared to these guys, instead of 60 seconds they are just gone with the car in 40!

Insuring a comparative road test between supercars is not easy. Ensuring a comparative road test between a McLaren F1 and a McLaren P1 is damn near impossible as EVO found out recently.
Luckily they got a call from an owner of both proposing just this test in the south of France so naturally, before the phone was down they where on a budget flight towards these two beasts with matching chassis numbers, matching colors and matching plates.

Let me see, yup that's about it. Oh yes, he was racing a car full of girls... and losing badly... and he just understeered it into a curb like a retard... Can't get any more embarrassing right? BEEEEEEEP, guess again! He had to call daddy afterwards to clean up the mess!

I know someone who's going to be doing an engine swap soon!

...on a ski slope! And he doesn't drive down it, that would be too easy. He's taking his own Le Mans Prototype-inspired batshit-insane creation up it. Check it out...

Traditionally the Summer Nationals car festival in Canberra is held at the start of each year, as the best known car festival in Australia edition 28 had some potential. Like breaking the "World Burnout Record" with 103 cars smoking their tires side by side! Guinnes Book validated it, and a new world record was set. Awesome footage!

Tax The Rich have gone off the rails again, this time they are abusing the yellow Ferrari F50 to pull a wakeboarder by tying a rope around the spoiler and hammering the throttle. Overlords of Insanity, we salute thee!

Ubisoft decided to promote the release of their new video game by sponsoring some nutcase to build a real-life version of their weaponized tuktuk.
Yes, that Indian three-wheeled taxi thing. Yes, weaponized.

At first I thought this would be CGI, but they seemed to have seriously pulled this stunt off and jumped one of their F1 support trucks while having an F1 veering trough under it. Mindblowing stuntwork here!