[SoumenD]

First look of the most probable production bike shared by PowerDrift.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxCQndakLZw

MOJO JOJO for the bike enthusiats.

[Surajit333]

Whoa! this is cool, unless someone is playing an April fool joke, this design is interesting. Hope the suspension bits complement the look.

[SoumenD]

Originally Posted by Surajit333

Whoa! this is cool, unless someone is playing an April fool joke, this design is interesting. Hope the suspension bits complement the look.

Yeah it was a april fool prank. Apologies if I got you excited. The smiley at the end of my post hinted though

[naveen.raju]

Wonder how this guy will drive when he finds a good piece of tarmac.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmh-ew1swD4

[RajaTaurus]

Originally Posted by funkydevil

Chek out these guys changing their tyres while driving their car on two wheels !!!

I have to say it really is amazing on how this is done. This guy seems to be a professional driver.........

These guys would mostly be just the guys next door. Not really pro drivers there. Google 'Saudi drifting' and you will know what I mean. Having lived in Saudi Arabia for more than 11 years, one thing I can tell you. They are born drivers. The level of control they have to their cars is just astonishing. You must see young boys at the age of 8 to 10, driving cars like Camry and Ultima. They normally use public highways, in mid day time, when there is lean traffic and practically no cops around. Saudi has thousands of kilometers of freeways connecting their cities giving these lads perfect track for their tricks. I used to say 'these guys are born with a car key in their hand (like the old saying of 'silver spoon'.). I have seen many times about 8 to 10 year old boy, driving a Chevvy Suburban, with at least 10 to 12 people of all ages inside, driving into a shopping mall and perfectly park the car in the parking lot.
One thing I have always wondered was 'why these guys are not in F1 or WRC? And the answer I found was they just don't have in their blood one thing - patience. Otherwise, they can beat any D1 or WRC driver.

[im_srini]

Originally Posted by funkydevil

Chek out these guys changing their tyres while driving their car on two wheels !!! I have to say it really is amazing on how this is done. This guy seems to be a professional driver...

Originally Posted by alpha1

The first question would be: how could someone tip the vehicle so that it runs on two wheel on a flat road ?

Just wondering how they're managing to keep the drive wheel that's up in the air from freewheeling ? If that Verna's not "specially" modified for this stunt, the driver has got to be constantly on the brake as well to transfer power to the one wheel in contact with the road. To hold the car in that attitude, for so long, while the guy in the back is doing his bit takes some serious skills - or practice. In either case

Originally Posted by anekho

I just can't help but think about the amount of stress that the suspension components, arms, axles, steering assembly, hubs etc. must be under when they do this !

Very true ! Lateral load should be about what it would be if the car's cornered at 1 G...

[Rehaan]

The most powerful //AMG... and it's electric!

Check out the torque vectoring - really cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IElqf-FCMs8

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[500ContyCruiser]

While surfing around, came across this below video on Porsche Classic workshop.

Porsche Classic is a workshop dedicated to keeping rare and exotic Porsches working and on the road in their original form. Part of Porsche AG, Porsche Classic uses the knowledge and same production processes as when the cars were originally produced.

Location: Stuttgart, Germany

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmG9LwzyS2A

Mods: If a thread already exists on same, please merge/delete this post accordingly. I could not find the right one.

[Automaton]

Came across this channel on YouTube and was so taken by it, had to make it my first subscribed channel.

I loved the presentation, the scripts written on each car, the owners of classic cars and their very personal connections with the dream machines. They have been releasing a video per week.

If you have a YouTube downloader, then these episodes can be kept handy on your phone and pads.

The icing on the cake is the typography that is custom designed to reflect the car or the brand they are showcasing.

http://www.youtube.com/user/PetroliciousCo

Enjoy!

[AyAn!]

I've been following these sites for a while now. They never cease to amaze me with their taste. Here's one more, the one that started it all:

http://depthofspeed.com/

[Automaton]

Their baseline, Drive Tastefully, is as good as The Ultimate Driving Machine. Well, almost.

Also, this week/month they highlight a few of my favourite cars, the E21 and the E30:



The Bavarian Experience Teaser
By PetroliciousCo
May 28, 2013

BMW perfected the sports sedan. This simple concept, a winning blend of practicality, performance, stealth, and comfort is something we take for granted today, with competitors from across the globe selling their best imitation Ultimate Driving Machines. Somehow, though, none seem to be able to capture the elusive BMW feel, a magic mix of control weighting, feedback, and response—it's difficult to quantify exactly what makes a Beemer so special, but if you've ever driven one, you understand almost immediately.

Many of us got our first taste of a real driver's car in a BMW, maybe in the boxy-yet-seductive shape of a slightly scruffy, second-hand Neue Klasse, E21, E30, or even E36. Our first furtive steps towards mastering throttle control, cadence braking, apex clipping, and oversteer—the most fun you can have in a car, brought to you by Munich's generations-deep dedication to the art of chassis tuning and rear wheel drive.

Across the decades, BMW has created a disproportionately-large percentage of the world's all-time great driving machines, from 1930s-era 328s through the 2002, CSL, M1, M3, M5, and countless others—we want to celebrate them all. Throughout the month of June we will dedicate much of our time and resources to bringing you Bavaria's best, from insightful owner interviews, stories, original photography, fascinating and untold anecdotes, factory advertising, and of course, our trademark video profiles. Stay tuned; it's going to be an exciting month.

Drive Tastefully©

http://Petrolicious.com
http://facebook.com/Petrolicious

[WindRide]

Love this youtube channel of premium german cars going fast on autobahn.
Especially liked this fast-fwd compilation of an Audi A6 doing 250+ kmph!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJwiaHiIHh8

[Thilak29]

I am sort of making a list of Youtube channels that are dedicated to cars and things around cars.

I have few listed here :

1. http://www.youtube.com/user/BMW
2. http://www.youtube.com/user/carbuyer
3. http://www.youtube.com/user/EVOTV
4. http://www.youtube.com/user/TopGear
5. http://www.youtube.com/user/JayLenosGarage
6. http://www.youtube.com/user/AudiChannel
7. http://www.youtube.com/user/drive
8. http://www.youtube.com/user/autocar
9. http://www.youtube.com/user/Autoexpress
10. http://www.youtube.com/show/cartech
11. http://www.youtube.com/show/topgear
12. http://www.youtube.com/show/fifthgear

Appreciate your contribution.

[Blow Horn Ok]

http://www.youtube.com/user/romanmicagearguy

http://www.youtube.com/user/CARandDRIVER


I never miss a single video from JayLenosGarage. They are simply awesome.

[theexperthand]

Couple of them from my side:

http://www.youtube.com/user/PetroliciousCo
http://www.youtube.com/user/windingroadmagazine