So if I’m reading this right, the question is what conteporary supercar would I have on my bedroon wall if I were 12 years old today? In that case, probably a Ferrari 296. Really dig the look of that car.

Agreed. Also the 86 looks better, has a had a manual transmission since the begining, is sports-car quick, and costs half as much. I know which one I’d buy if I were in the market (actually, I’d probably buy the BRZ because I like the nose on the BRZ better than the one on the 86).

Pretty sure the Lucid didn’t get up to 65 using regenerative braking. It may have slowed down from 65 using regenerative braking, but pretty sure it got up to 65 by accelerating, not braking.

I mean he’s already suing the Anti-Defamation League for pointing out that the site formerly known as Twitter is a hotbed of ant-Semitism. So he’s not just salivating at the prospect. He’s actually doing it himself.

Young girls picked them, every one.
When will they ever learn?

That’s perfect. Should be emblazoned on Detroit’s headstone.

Errr.... sarcasm, maybe?

Lotus was building cars with a backbone chassis around this time. So it might not be as flimsy one might think:

I mean, there’s a reason why you hire an Italian dude to design your mid-engined sports car:

Didn’t Jalopnik recently run an article about how we weren’t supposed to say that we’d fuck a car? Because I’d fuck this car... while the tailpipe was still hot.

S2000, NSX, Miata, Boxster... ignoring the obvious stuff from manufactirers like Ferrari or Lamborghini.

You win the internets today.

I actually assumed it was some sort of accident when I read the headline. Now I assume it was a murder sparked by a violent argument.

There... fixed the headline for you!

Ah, sweet does this mean I can finally import a Subaru Impreza 22b?!?!?!?!

Don’t call them idiots. The word “idiots” implies what happened was accidental. These people are criminals, plain and simple.

What’s crazy is that it’s full of actors I’ve actually seen before in decent movies.

I would put the word “premise” in quotes. The “premise” is just an excuse for the “cut scenes” or whatever you want to call those moments when they’re not actually in front of the screen.

Was going to say exactly that. But to be fair, in this the movie is no different from every contemporary car commercial that wants to convince us that the car they are selling is “exciting.” You always see the the driver shoving the automatic tranmission into “D” mid commercial, as if that’s something people actually…

A hurricane is an act of God. Honda is not going to buy you a new car if a hurrcane destroys your car. That’s a question for your insurance policy.