You're absolutely right about the P1, and completely missed the point of the 918. Both are being described as hypercars, but each follows a different design philosophy.

So we now have to click on a particular comment twice to recommend it, or have I missed something?

Very indicate. Such signal. Wow. Such DOT. Pls remove. Doge dislike. Wow.

North, we eagerly await to hear about how "hot" your Summers are.

You can have your Pittsburgh.

Sincerely,

Everyone in the South

Southern infrastructure systems don't budget for five months of a frozen hell, you Flint asshole.

I've wanted to strap Subaru BRAT-style seats into the bed of my next pickup since finding that 1978 Subie advert crumpled up in dad's secret magazine collection.

Uhh...except this isn't Detroit? You're still on the mothership, relax.

Simple, the overhang on the front-end of the caddy suggests that there is no way there is both an engine and transmission up there, and on the Honda, well you'd look at that and say, of course they're both up there.

I envy those who own accords because apparently they look like every other car in the freaking world.

I know the 200 is a midsize sedan, but am I the only one who thinks its proportions make it look like a compact for some reason? I'm not sold on this new one yet but it least it looks the part in its segment.

Everyone wants to photograph it, to get video of it, to merely see it. People will follow you closely for miles in their Nissans and their Tahoes just to get a few snapshots or to wave to you. Some will even run out of their cars in heavy traffic to score some pictures with their iPads. No one rolls your eyes at you…

No. Just no. Point the similarities out.

Almost anything by icon

Any of the Singer's Porsche

I thought it was a Yiddish thing, but in the vernacular, the -nik suffix is meant to mean a person. Like a person who's a maven, or really into something.

I don't think that was the cops fault. Once the car starts moving quickly, you have to aim behind it, and once the car stopped short, the cop was cooked. It was a mistake, but one I'd have probably made too.

Wow, throw in a chart of bullshit and you are an expert... just a quick search on a stock 2012 Z4 shows the stopping distance from 60-0 at a mere 103 feet! I'm guessing someone who put the effort in to run a timed lap around NYC has done some work on their car to achieve something similar. In addition, this assumes…

I would literally pee my pants if I saw this in my mirror.

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