Yes... showing me an ad that I don’t have to see (but know exists) is by far the best way to win me over ;-)

I’ve definitely ridden in that uber.

Unfortunately, the F1 cars seem to be more than a second faster this year than last — good chance that record won’t make it past qualifying. The Porsche fanboy in me is glad they’re doing it, though!

Yeah, that was interesting. After throwing the wheel back into the cockpit, he was walking back all bowed up ready for a fight. His body language noticeably softened, though, as he got close enough to see the aftermath. He’s not terribly expressive, but you could see it affected him.

It’s amazing how quickly it creates that old school look.

Too bad about the car, but that looks like fun.

I think it was 66 horsepower in total to get to that impressive 0-60 number.

It’s pretty amazing, though, how fast they went from Wright brothers to airlines showing movies. By comparison very little changes in commercial aviation over a 22 year span these days.

It had so much promise, too.

We can learn who is both rich and bad at math.

Come on... He’s a rich kid with a youtube channel.

Here’s its dad — the worst rear end in automotive history:

If you don’t like the 911 from the back, you need to get your eyes checked.

I don’t think that matters, really. The “marshmallows” should kill pretty much any germs there might have been living in that hole.

It’s a good point though. I’m definitely not an electrical engineer. I’ve thought about doing an electric car project for years (1970 Trans Am, maybe?), but I’m definitely afraid of electrocuting myself in the construction / testing phase.

The Rav-4 was just tired of getting beaten up by the Camry.

Just think how great the rotary engine would be with this kind of science applied to it.

I had to go to the entry to the entry lis to id the Sin R1's — pretty cool little cars.

Ha...also, probably would have been cheaper to hit a tree — thought not sure how that cuts, safety wise. But, it was a brick house, so not super safe to run into, either.

This happened to a buddy of mine when his dad was teaching him to drive a stick in a Honda Civic. He started out in the street and somehow panicked and matted the gas instead of the break, veered sideways over the curb and headed across the yard — at full throttle! His dad, acting out of instinct, probably, grabbed…