So you’re supposed to take your shoes off and basically stick your smelly-ass feet in your driver’s face?

I own the equivalent Yeti, this is about 90% as good. Not completely even performance-wise, but at one-third the price the math is simple. (Which is why I own one Yeti and three of these RTICs. At a little over $10 why not have one for the golf bag, car, house, etc.)

I own the equivalent Yeti, this is about 90% as good. Not completely even performance-wise, but at one-third the…

The sleepy S80 can actually sound pretty magical:

To be successful, I feel like a high-end pickup has to engage in some level of deceit: that is, start with an ostensibly utilitarian car that’s “tough” on the outside, but has tons of cushy, soft luxury features on the inside (hidden from view).

You’re damn right. I’ve never considered buying a truck in my life but this thread really makes me want to.

This is exactly right. And all the public charging infrastructure in the world won’t solve the hurdle faced by city dwellers: that you really need your own, dedicated, garaged parking spot to install a charger and plug in your vehicle every night. With spots in D.C., where I live, going for $60k (a pittance compared…

Back in high school my buddy was dating a girl whose dad had just bought a new C6 ‘Vette. He called me up on a random weeknight to say they were sneaking it out, and that I could take it for a spin if I met up with them.

Is Magic Vision Control (i.e. water gun windshield wipers) standard? I feel like that is the quintissential MB overengineering that’s guaranteed to break and require a trip to the dealership within three months. I might hold off on checking that options box.

Does that mean one of those doctors owns two Phaetons?

Infiniti used to run an ad back in the day that called this the “muscle car with brains.” An apt description, and I’ve been sold ever since.

This is exactly right. There’s a reason the average American carries $15k of debt, and has less than $1k in savings. Why worry about tomorrow when you can live on leverage?

Love that it qualifies for antique vehicle plates now

Loving the number of qualifiers in that article title

Though you can only deduct the amount that you paid over the fair market value.

Does the owner pay Ferrari for the mechanic’s time, travel, parts, etc?

How comfortable are the seats? Is this a capable highway cruiser, or more of an urban, Uber Black-oriented short-trip machine?

Perfect way to sneak out your dad’s brand new DB11 in the middle of the night. There are a few lucky teenagers out there who are loving this feature.

Whoever uploaded this video seems to be a fan of big breasts

Reminds me of Dolphin Olympics 2

The lone negative review whines about how the dealer wouldn’t negotiate on price. I can’t imagine what this guy would write about CarMax.