this car did actually race at Le Mans, just not in 1990 when it debuted. M-B ran these things at le mans in ‘91 when their replacement sucked

Just bought a 2001 Boxster S with 115k miles last may. However, it did have an LN IMS bearing done along with new clutch, lower control arms and rotors. I spent about $600 replacing all the struts. Spent $50 changing the spark plugs and my god, if this thing doesn’t have all of it’s original 250 hp I’ll buy a prius as…

OOH a Passat! It’s like a car, only less reliable.

Hmm, VW is already known for shady quality, and then throw in a complicated, hard to work on engine? 100K+ miles? Have to go CP.

Old Man HappyTeslaOwner is only offering a mint condition keyboard with working comma key in exchange for the Passat dope.

2009 at Laguna Seca. That’s why.

late s’s are the best... you can crash into stuff up to 5mph! Makes them worth way more then those early fragile POS’s. ;)

Bernie’s going through his rolodex right now, calling all manners of dictators, tyrants and revolutionaries asking for someone to pay his mother-in-law’s ransom.

I see more this

We had a US cars meeting in Switzerland this week end, here is a rolling shot of our convoy. C” Corvette, 1964 pulled by the new X5M50d, driven by me.

[Heavy Breathing]

Kind of happy this guy’s truck gets fucked up.

Not to the same degree. Not even close. Try to open a business in France or Italy and see how many people you have to bribe just to get your permits issued within your lifetime. We just don’t have that here.

The difference is that Elon Musk was the founder of SpaceX and an original investor in Tesla. He’s not “just” a CEO.

Interesting that the CEO who has made a career of writing checks with his mouth that his ass can’t cash, made far and away the most money.

For the record:

Wow. Obviously I know NASCAR is a southern thing but still surprised that such a shamelessly corporate entity would hold prayers, let alone by that fucking guy.