There is a relatively straightforward answer to this; supply chain. Apple is a company that given its relatively low-volume high dollar product lineup cannot screw around with supply problems from a silicon vendor. Delays in delivery of expensive workstations and MacBook Pros simply are not acceptable to those…

Yeah... theres the problem you don’t pull the engine. You drop it.

Also depends on the track, some tracks are a lot more demanding on your brakes than others. If you’ve got a couple long straights where you see 120+ you can put a lot more heat into them before a corner.

What kind of dick asks that question... everyone knows the Porsche is inferior to a 6 cylinder Mustang. I mean I can buy like 18 used ones for the price of this krauteschitt.

I grew up in New England, I fully understand and agree with your sentiment. However there are more people in singular parts of LA than in the entirety of NH, ME, VT and RI combined. Scale the likes of Los Angeles fundamentally changes the logistics of roadways.

So your argument is it’s less expensive to regrade an actively used residential street than to modify the routing rulesets in a mapping database?

Congratulations, you completely ignored the fact the street is more than a century old and was not originally intended for vehicle passage.

The same can be said for a lot of city dwellers here in the states too. But give those same people a giant plot of land in the middle of nowhere and these kinds of toys start sounding like a good idea.

Your comment regarding being out of reach for the aftermarket is correct but for the wrong reason entirely.

Great story and all on Ramsey’s behalf but he’s full of shit (or grossly misinformed).

I agree for the most part however I do not begrudge a celebrity putting hard work and effort into public office and aspiring for presidency. Reagan (not a fan but he earned the presidency), Jesse Ventura, Fred Thomson and Al Franken (damn you Al for being a creep, you were a great senator) are all examples of…

Unclear if that was sarcastic however that would likely have been a NiCad or NiMh battery and would run for a fraction of the time a modern LiPo or other Lithium variant would run.

I can with 100% certainty tell you this is the Corvette, I’ve done podcasts with multiple suppliers on the project this has been a done deal for years now.

I know Corbin, he gives all the fucks (for lack of better terminology). He just about cringed every time “zero fucks given” was ever mentioned when we were doing the podcast.

That’s making a big assumption on the price of gas here in California. It’s a rare occasion that gas is that cheap.

Genesis/Megadrive version didn’t ship until a year after the SNES release and it wasn’t plain ol’ “Street Fighter 2" as you noted it was Champion Edition.

I believe I have the distinguished privilege of being the only person to take delivery of a Fiesta in “the vault” at Galpin Premiere.

All I ask is that you leave some tread on the tires for when I inevitably ask Kahn to send the car my way.

I had a long discussion with company that has a huge financial interest in the Ford turbo hatchback market just last week. The indication from Ford thus far is that it is very unlikely we’ll be getting another Fiesta ST in the US.

The irony in your lack of understanding the definition of irony got a good laugh out of me.