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[darwin dali]

GM and Chrysler.

Chrysler ≈ FIAT/Ferrari

[bud]

Audi under the guise of Lambo. That would be insanely good.

Guise or no guise a Volkswagen is a Volkswagen is a Volkswagen

they should also have a b team called peoples car F1

[zurich_allan]

Honestly, for all the money they pump in to advertising these days, I'd like to see Hyundai give F1 a crack! not a traditional motor racing company I know, but viable, and would potentially have a decent budget behind them.

[prozac26]

GM and Chrysler.

Chrysler ≈ FIAT/Ferrari

So you're saying that I drive a Ferrari?

Awesome!

[darwin dali]

GM and Chrysler.

Chrysler ≈ FIAT/Ferrari

So you're saying that I drive a Ferrari?

Awesome!

Wellll - did you notice the sign after Chrysler? It's not an equal sign like this =, it's a sign to express an approximation Besides, FIAT is holding only a 30% stake as of yet with an option to increase it in the future.

[prozac26]

GM and Chrysler.

Chrysler ≈ FIAT/Ferrari

So you're saying that I drive a Ferrari?

Awesome!

Wellll - did you notice the sign after Chrysler? It's not an equal sign like this =, it's a sign to express an approximation Besides, FIAT is holding only a 30% stake as of yet with an option to increase it in the future.

Approximation is good enough for me.

[zweiblumen]

I would love to see a genuine Lotus team back in F1 ... not the current faux Lotus team which in reality is nothing more than 'team Malaysia'. I find it sad that an iconic brand such as Lotus can be bought and its nationality changed. Imagine for example, if Ferrari was bought by a rich foreigner and the team became a South African, Malaysian, Russian, Japanese (insert nationality of your choice) team ... how upset would the tifosi be? Anyway, I'm digressing ... 'real' Lotus definitely.

[headless]

GM and Chrysler.

Chrysler ≈ FIAT/Ferrari

So you're saying that I drive a Ferrari?

Awesome!

Wellll - did you notice the sign after Chrysler? It's not an equal sign like this =, it's a sign to express an approximation Besides, FIAT is holding only a 30% stake as of yet with an option to increase it in the future.

Approximation is good enough for me.

Asphixiation is good enough for me.

[What's Burning?]

Porsche. With complete Volkswagen behind them. There's enough money and knowledge to make good entry (or, at least, get good soon enough). Plus, I'm a Porsche fan - when it comes to sport cars, in my head it was always Porsche vs. Ferrari (well, at least until I was 10 )

Won't be much of a learning curve, they've already got the rear engine, rear wheel drive thing down pat.

[hypertek]

Id like to see Nissan take a shot at it, i think they are more popular in japan than honda and had alot of good production cars/engines.

[bud]

Id like to see Nissan take a shot at it, i think they are more popular in japan than honda and had alot of good production cars/engines.

problem there is they are in alliance with Renault, they both have the same CEO! With Renault pulling back on it's commitment to F1 I font see them using their Nissan marquee unfortunately.

[What's Burning?]

With all the talk of small 1.5 ~1.8 liter turbos, It would be interesting to see Saab as an engine supplier.

[Cubejam]

Aston Martin.

Lamborghini (again)

Maseratti (again, but unlikely as they're owned by Ferrari)

Bentley

Pagani.

[Cubejam]

With all the talk of small 1.5 ~1.8 liter turbos, It would be interesting to see Saab as an engine supplier.

LOL!

[7UpJordan]

How about Peel?