Some even change over time. I thought the Gallardo looked great when it came out, but it has not aged well, and it’s basically a “meh, another Gallardo” car for me at this point.

I don’t think it’s limited to German cars. Looking down at a parking lot from a Chicago high rise in the winter, every car you see is either white, black, or silver, with maybe one red car. In the summer you’ll see a few red cars and maybe one or two others. But for the most part, everyone seems to prefer bland colors.

I’d tell them I overpaid for what the car is worth by $300, so if they’d like me to come in and adjust the contract for me, I’ll be happy to give them the extra $140 for my trade-in.

I’m still trying to figure out how 126.64 is almost exactly 100.

Not sure I trust much of what Ford said to anyone to have been honest.

After S02E02's scenes which took place before Delos invested, I’m not sure Ford and Bernard had employees in the early days.

You think Bernard’s memory of murdering her was false?

It was actually going to be powered by a version of the LQ1 DOHC V6 that made 210-215hp in the Lumina Z34 and Grand Prix GTP, not the 3800SC:

I think it very much would have. Consider this:

This was after Canepa C&C, so a bunch of cars from there showed up at Alice’s. But it’s not uncommon to see interesting cars there on any weekend. Unfortunately I didn’t take a picture of my friend’s NSX literally parked on the street, it would have been good for this thread.

Yesterday at Alice’s...

I bet that guy in the Rolls felt pretty poor.

I dated a girl with an ‘86 2.8, and did a bit of wrenching on it. There was literally enough room to stand between the engine and the radiator.

10's? Most (stock) fast cars of the 60's were running 14's, maybe 13's if they were really fast.

I would agree with you, but the last 15 minutes of episode 7 made up for all of that and then some.

You have heard of the P1, yes?

There was a (supposedly) unscripted episode of The Grand Tour in S2 where they failed to do much other than drive around, to illustrate why these shows should be scripted.

Quirky is also what you’d call the 3rd gen Camaro Berlinetta’s radio (check out that tape deck).

There were more colors available in Japan, however. This could be one of them.

Indeed. The judge and Michael both agreed there can only be one person per medium place.