Description: The American talkshow host we like to call the Denim Chin recently left his garage in LA for a trip to Japan to drive a handful of rare Nipponese sportscars. Now that he's back Stateside, though,...Add Comments4
Jörgen NilssonNov 13, 2012 Nippon is the word in japanese for Japan.
Devin BabynOct 12, 2012 Well I'm guessing its what they call themselves and where nipper/nip comes from
Shelby CassandraOct 12, 2012 Probably something to do with Japanese culture. Don't quote me on that though.
Brady FeredayOct 12, 2012 What the hell is a Nipponies 0-0
Description: In scoping out the Boss, Leno was joined by the Mustang program's chief engineer Dave Pericak, who took him through the finer points of the hardcore Stang before letting him take it out for a spi...Add Comments9
James CampbellOct 26, 2012 At 13:00 you can see the camera crew in the reflection of the paint.
It's a blue ZO6.
Tim PreisingerOct 12, 2012 I would Go for the ZR1 over the z06. All depends what you look for in a car.
Devin BabynOct 12, 2012 Haha and I'd take the Z06 over the ZR1 to. Cornering fast is definitely more of a plus then straight line speed
Miguel JimenezOct 12, 2012 I have a better one. That's like choosing a Z06 over a ZR1, which I would do. I, like Devin would take the Boss over the GT500.
David ParentiOct 12, 2012 Like Jay said. The Shelby has lots of power and that's pretty cool, but the Boss' throttle is more crisp and responsive. That to me makes a car more fun to drive.
David ParentiOct 12, 2012 I'll take the boss, not only because I'm partial to it cuz my dad drives one. But because its safer on my wallet! If I wanted to buy new underwear weekly, I'd buy the Shelby.
Devin BabynOct 12, 2012 Nate that comparison is idiotic. I'd take the BOSS because I'd have more fun with it due to my surroundings. How is that a compromise?
Shelby CassandraOct 12, 2012 @Nata. Not even the same thing. It'd be like comparing the California to the 458 if that makes sense.
Nate MataOct 12, 2012 That's like saying il take the smart car over the Ferrari because I don't live in an open area...?
Devin BabynOct 12, 2012 I'm in the same boat as William. Not much for open roads around me but there's a hell of a lot of twisty roads to have fun in that boss with
William DownsOct 12, 2012 If i lived in a more open area the gt500 would be great but where I live those 600+ horses would just go to waste
Tim PreisingerOct 12, 2012 William, I would personally have to go the other way and take the Shelby over the boss. I'm more of a drag race guy and there are no tracks around me where I could enjoy the boss. But I think everyone could agree they are both awesome cars.
John SerelyOct 12, 2012 @matt what huyandai ads?...
William DownsOct 12, 2012 I'd take a boss over the Shelby anyday, I have no use for 600hp in a daily driver with bad brakes, I want balance not gobs of unusable power
Johnny DouglasOct 12, 2012 Love this car. It is truly indeed a pure sports car unlike just slapping on huge amount of horsepower like the Shelby GT500.
Matt PiccoloOct 12, 2012 Ok it's been one day and these Hyundai adds are already getting on my nerve... They're just pointless to have here
David ParentiOct 12, 2012 Love those wheels on the car. Perfect color combo.
Nippon is the word in japanese for Japan.
Well I'm guessing its what they call themselves and where nipper/nip comes from
Probably something to do with Japanese culture. Don't quote me on that though.
What the hell is a Nipponies 0-0