I don’t know about you, but if my car ever made it into a videogame, I’d lose my mind waiting for the first chance to test out moves that I’d never, ever attempt in real life. Luckily for me (?), nobody in their right mind is going to look at the junk in my front yard and go, “You know what? That would be awesome in our next video game!” My cars are so bad that even Wickam had second thoughts about riding with me. But we do know people who have gotten that privilege. Sung Kang’s “Fugu Z” is going into Gran Turismo as well as the 1951 Ford that is owned by Bruce Levens. Holley’s own Blaine Burnett has a build profile for the Nissan Silvia that closely matches his LS-swapped Nissan, and the Hoonigans have had entire packs of cars available for the Forza series for a while now. I’ll send my apologies for what I’ve done with Brian Scotto’s “Napalm Nova” sooner or later…

Here you will get to see Hert test out Forza Horizons 4, the newest chapter in the series. It’s set in a compressed version of the United Kingdom this time, and among the Hoonigan pack is the Twerkstallion, Hert’s Mazda RX-7, and the Hoonitruck, the newest creation out of Ken Block’s mind. Notice the absolute lack of caring for phone poles, stone walls or the safety of the other cars in the surrounding area. It’s a game, folks…it’s perfectly fine to drive like you’re running from the cops in a game!