And this is still $70k less than a base Phantom.

Modern V12 manual? I’d take an Aston for less than third the price

This looks excessive

Is that a, aa, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa . . . . .

Only reason this thing might be worth $60k

There is a lot of stuff to worry about here, but as long as the repairs come in under $50k then it’ll be cheaper than a non-wrecked Murci.

I don’t know, but you can sure damn try.

Came dangerously close to revealing your political affiliations there Doug

Messerschmitt Me 262

Not sure if I understand the question, but . . .

That narrator has the most boring voice of all time

Entire side profile looks a lot like a Veneno.

So are they ever going to change the design of the Phantom or nah?

First, water heated up to form steam is broken down into hydrogen and oxygen by means of high-temperature electrolysis. This process, involving a temperature in excess of 1,472 degrees Fahrenheit, is more efficient than conventional techniques because of heat recovery, for example.

Serious Question: is it legal to park on the sidewalk? I alway assumed that it never was, but I don’t know if it varies between cities vs. suburbs vs. rural or if people just don’t give a shit.

A twin-turbo V12 in a used Mercedes. As awesome as it seems, I think I’ll pass

I fixed your title for ya:

Because Gulf

You rented a car in Europe, and it was an automatic? But why, Doug?

What? An ‘08 S6 had a V10? That’s insane . . . and awesome