Ken Saito's discussions

It was difficult...  Read more

Yes, exactly this. The black plates are very cool on the right cars.  Read more

BRZ and 944 are probably the ideal width for the roads around there.  Read more

Actually, you make a good point. I flat out refused to drive in LA when I visited last year and have no desire to drive inside that city. Read more

haha yeah, okay that was a bit of a stretch but I’ve gotten too used to logic and order, all the chaos in Italy was baffling.  Read more

100 mph on normal roads, respect.  Read more

Oh man, so jealous. If I had known this was happening I would’ve stayed an extra week in Italy. The Nazca C2 was one of my favorites from NFS Hot Pursuit 2. Read more

Unfortunately I couldn’t take photos of the front because it was missing a few things when I was there.  Read more

We sometimes do these trips together.  Read more

Always. Read more

Now that is a good reason to go back!  Read more

Alfa museum is definitely at the top. Next would be Lamborghini, then the small but awesome Pagani museum, then the Ferrari museum at Modena, then Panini, and last would be the Ferrari museum at Maranello. Read more

God, I really want to like it and I hope it’ll be good. But by this point they’ve milked it before it’s even lactated. Just show us the damn car! Read more

Yes, even on rougher surfaces it wasn’t skittish at all. Just somehow stuck to the road no matter what. Read more

McLaren have some amazing colors. Mauvine Blue has to be my favorite though. Read more

It’d help if there were more of these events happening regularly! Read more

You can’t really go wrong with Motor Fan Festa but I’d strongly recommend the Suzuka Sound of Engine. Read more

It’s because there’s a ridiculous fine for not having a front plate. As far I’m aware the law only says it has to be placed at a “visible angle” so that’s open to interpretation... Read more

Yeah, the Japan one is still my favorite. Australia was my third Raduno Read more

I understand km/h and hp, mph and kW are foreign concepts to me. Read more