Phoenix Yellow is also a great candidate for pull-me-over attention.

I don't blame you. I love the Championship White on Hondas (especially actual sports cars) but the tan interior would definitely repel me from it. I would've gone with the black on black as well. Hopefully the temperatures start to drop after a few seconds of cruising.

I'm sure she'd love to play some Love Games in my BMW and take a ride on my disco stick.

I'm gonna go with the S2000 on this one. It's a sports car without a roof. If they're debating on whether to pull someone over or not, they can simply take a glance at the driver and go from there.

Super happy for Lotus. Raikkonen did excellent as always but I'm also happy to see Romain bounce back. Credit goes to him for some excellent racing. He's gotten much more mature judging by some of the moves he's done today, primarily the one where he pulled out from trying to pass Checo in turn one. Waited until the…

Silo? I thought Frank Grimes electrocuted himself imitating Homer.

Jay Leno/Jerry Seinfeld NSX endorsement.

I was pretty disappointed to see the Avenger alive and upright when the story was initially reported yesterday. I guess my wish came true.

When it rains, it pours. What a week it has been.

Bugatti was losing money on cars before it was cool.

What boggles my mind is whenever there is a suspect on the loose in a vehicle (not just in this situation but in any situation where they're trying to find a suspect), the media rarely describes the vehicle fully. In this case they said it was a "Mercedes SUV". Um, yea I can think of like 5 different models (G, GL,…

So what infraction did he commit? What did it say on the ticket? Deliberately blinding oncoming traffic with highbeams?

I think JEV was aiming for the apex even though Mark's car wasn't halfway along the length of JEV's. I think the penalty is justified. I think Mark simply picked the wrong time and corner to make a move.

Wow an M3! He should be ahead of me any second.

What would be your tailgating vehicle of choice?

Neutral: I think 2030 is a bit more of a realistic goal for 5% of all cars to be autonomous. What percentage of cars today are anything but internal combustion engines (i.e. hybrids, plug-in hybrids, EV, natural gas, etc.)? Probably less than 5%. It'll take a lot of development but it's doable.

This. Everyday there's something new and it's usually not good.

What's the extra "i" for? I've only ever heard of "2002 ti".

Looks like an 8th gen Civic to me.