Brian

Man, up and coming drug dealers are going to be all over this thing if it gets built.

Side body kit and rear hatch wing make it a Sportback, yeah - so 150HP and FWD. Expect some very decent understeer if people keep smacking the accelerator through corners.

I've got a 2009 SX4 Crossover and having it in i-AWD mode makes a big difference in the way it tackles corners at speed. FWD plows a bit unless you flick into the corner, while AWD plows a little but then continues to pull through without much rotation off of your intended line.

At any rate, the car is pretty fun to fling around in tight quarters, and I expect we'll see some very vivacious driving on the show as a result from the drivers who take the initiative to toss it around a bit.

Danica Patrick would agree with you.

You can tell because of the pixels and having seen a number of photoshops in my time.

Also, it's pretty much the worst chop shop ever, but that's probably intentional.

"[...] while Porsche upped the ante with its stunningly beautiful Nano EV, an all-electric version of the world's cheapest car."

Yeah, that's what happens when you don't close a link tag, guys. :)

Porsche link is:

http://www.inhabitat.com/2010/03/02/918-spyder-is-porsches-first-ever-plug-in-hybrid-electric-car/

Rest of the sentence should be:

"[...] 912 Spyder Hybrid. Finally, Tata unveiled the Nano EV [...]"

God, it looks like a giant supermarket coin operated ride-on.

Ridiculous.

Yeah, quad core and no problems whatsoever.
Some of the load times are artificially long though due to having to complete a loading animation before proceeding, so I just replaced those loading animation .bik files with the main ME2 logo fade. Reduces load times to like 2 seconds on quickload and planet landing transitions.

I admit it, that's what I saw too.

I love it when I read post comments too late, and there are all these fragmented feisty replies to a long-since-deleted comment. Makes me feel like everyone else is in on some sort of secret comment club and I have no idea what's going on. It's a special feeling.

I guess what I'm saying is, it'd be nice if some of the associated replies also magically disappeared instead of lingering like some sort of vestigial sixth toe.

Barber shop trio.