lol, its down to personal preference really. They are both achingly beautiful cars. I would love to wake up every morning and look out my window to see an 8c but the Disco....oh the Disco I want to make love to every night and make her breakfast in the morning, and have beautiful half car half human babies....

Powerful? Lol its a Harley, this guys just a dumbass

Owner-Runs over, picks up bike"baby are you ok?"

Also they look very similar

I meant more from a model lineup perspective not necessarily price wise. They had two models and now they made a 3rd to slot right in between them

Sooooo McLaren is basically the new Porsche? And this is there Cayman?

I cant speak for Alfa but Mazda seems to be very good at having a very linear throttle at 50% throttle in my speed3 it feels like about 50-60% power , which took some getting used to because as you say most cars turbo or otherwise give you most of the power before your foot is anywhere near mashed into the floor

Yeah Ive always seen the Jumbo Jets, I always thought they were for BBC use. But never seen a bad ass Hind before.

When did they get a freaking Hind helicopter at the test track???!!!?!?!?!?

What is the point? Anyone that can buy a new car more than likely has a smartphone. Just give me a nice place to hook my phone up to the car, thats all I want.

But...but....they all look so cool...are they really that awful?

I should also mention best industry wages on average, greatest opportunity for advancement (our service center manager started as a dock worker) and most comprehensive benefits packages. Again no union overlords necessary.

Okay I did some research I understood the part about the works councils but wasnt aware of the IGM in Germany, so my mistake there. Although there union system seems much different (and more effective) than the one we have in the states. Also your example seems a tad extreme at least in the freight industry there are…

"better off"

Yes labor laws and company policy exist because of unions HOWEVER, the time for unions is gone workers are much pretty off with good policy in place rather than another set overloads who will take a cut of their pay and potentially cripple the business. When I say overprotective it dosnt have anything to do with pay…

I understand that unions were important at one point in time but now there are enough labor laws and good company policies in place that they are really no longer necessary. Its because of unions that we now only have one major competitor in the freight business. The others had unions that were over protective of…

Actually no where I work had excellent corporate policies, follows labor laws very strictly and has excellent benefits (and pay)even for part timers. I love where I work. But even with all that there are still some people who want more and doing something stupid like trying to form a union simply isn't tolerated.…