Ignition

[gwb72tii]

Maybe a repost
Anyone watched Ignition on Netflix?
Lots f really integrating car tests a stuff
There is a segment that on the e30
Highly recommended

[AwakenNoMore]

yeah great show, the new episodes launch on youtube first

[estoguy]

Yes, that E30 segment on Ignition was great. Really shows how in some ways, the E30 is still very capable in 2017, and Jason's build isn't what I'd call aggressive... 2.7 stroker, with Spec E30 suspension kit and good rubber and loses to a 340i by only 0.56 seconds on Streets of Willow. Not bad IMHO.

[squidmaster]

I liked Ignition quite a bit actually, but I would like it if they would make the episodes longer and display the tech specs longer as well. I just wish Carlos would stop talking over everyone! Anytime anyone says anything he talks over them. Chill bro.

[varg]

I like ignition, despite Jonny Lieberman. I'm not really into newer cars, I dream about owning old stuff and classics, but they have showcased some cars I would like to buy if I could afford them and they have a high quality presentation going.

This is the second thread about a motor trend show since they came out on netflix, that really increased the exposure. I'm still thoroughly enjoying my motor trend on demand subscription though.

Yes, that E30 segment on Ignition was great. Really shows how in some ways, the E30 is still very capable in 2017, and Jason's build isn't what I'd call aggressive... 2.7 stroker, with Spec E30 suspension kit and good rubber and loses to a 340i by only 0.56 seconds on Streets of Willow. Not bad IMHO.

He has a nice car, I wouldn't mind a wagon like that. It is a very mild build though. I'd still like to see how my car would do against newer BMWs in the hands of Randy Pobst.

As an aside to that, I really would love to go to that rally school they mentioned.