Get out.

The new Mac is different than I thought it’d be.

This just needs the Chrysler Slant-6 to complete the abomanation

What he really wants is a 1970 Olds Cutlass Convertible. Asking price of $18,500. Cheap to buy, cheap to maintain, plenty of smiles per mile and he can invite 4-5 of his friends along for the ride.

counter-point... but to go along with torch’s recommendation:

I guess “Brake temperature will exceed ignition temp of pad material” was not a failure mode in Ford’s dFMEA or it just had a severity index “Hell Yeah!”

A baby?

XR4Ti.

You’ve come a long way, baby

I paid $7K for my GTV6 and struggle to pay for maintenance! I have always been a fast car / old car fan boy since forever but the supercar arms race and the auction insanity have finally put me off over the past few years. Same with F1, actually. None of it seems the least bit relevant to me anymore. At least there…

Who the fuck would buy an Autodromo for $2,000?

I drive a vintage 911 and I could not agree more. Between all the talk of patina and outlaws covered in stickers I'm over it. The watch comment is pure gold.

You kinja handle is quite excellent

Keep in mind that you can still get 911SC’s pretty chea–

Counterpoint: the bubble has burst for all-but-the-best examples. There were a ton of no-sales in Monterey of ho-hum 911s with crazy expectations. My favorite is this ‘77 that the owner turned down almost $50k for: https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0816-24…

Raphael “I liked Porsche before they were air-cool” Orolove.

I took a look at their website:

Austin Martin drives me up the wall

A lot of us grew up with non-powered sliding minivan doors. Sure, you heard about the occasional second-grader getting their fingers sewn back on, but for the most part we’ve managed to mitigate the massive maiming of minors’ metacarpals.

There is no way these falcon doors can be more dangerous than sudden braking +…