So... the parts made not made of carbon fiber?

It will be interesting to re-visit this news 10 years from now.

I’ve had at least two items I ordered online disappear into the Fedex aether, as in the tracking on them just stopped while in transit. One was an HD television and I can’t remember what the other one was, but it was equally recognizable by the outer box.

Agreed. Amazon has actually made their package delivery (when being delivered by Amazon, not when it’s been contracted out to USPS or another carrier) a compelling reason to use them, if for no other reason than the visibility they give into delivery.

I love how he stops to pick up his hat before continuing his chase.

It’s a valid question; I don’t know the answer. I remember reading about the joint BMW/Toyota development of the new Supra and how BMW was surprised at how much validation that Toyota did before production, while Toyota was surprised at how far BMW pushed the envelope in terms of performance.

Next up on the deck: 3.5 ecoboost engines with cam phaser problems that are likely to return after repair due to a likely inherent design defect in the heads. The moral of this story is, if you buy a Ford, get the extended warranty. Yes, I own a Ford. No I don’t care if you “bleed Ford blue” and are ticked off by me…

“A Scandinavian tunnel you say? What a lovely place to drive an Evo!” - James May

It’s too bad about the 850CSi. Truly is a beautiful machine from the front. The tail lights are starting to look a little dated, but I’d still rock one if I were rich.

I’m a Genesis owner and fan of the brand, but I gotta say, get the 911 and sell it for only 15 percent less than you bought it in 5 years.

Plenty of people feel as you do. And plenty of people don’t.🤷‍♂️

And with luck, you’ll only need another 20K to fix all the stuff wrong with it.

I love the side profile and rear view, but I’m not as a big of fan of the front for some reason.9

It’s missing the wood-paneling on the side that all station wagons should have.

Why would any company want to take over Carvana when they can simply wait for the post-Bankruptcy fire-sale?

Hmm, I’m not sure I trust this data. Istanbul had by far the worst traffic I’ve ever seen, and it wasn’t close. And I’ve heard horrible stories about Mexico City.

It really does sound glorious.

This may sound gross, but I’ve often wondered about the carbon content in animal waste and wondered if if the carbon could be extracted from it in an efficient manner and used in energy of some kind. I mean it’s a resource that’s always going to be present.

I’ve always been a fan of nations which pull themselves up by the bootstraps. Japan did this after WWII, Korea did this after the Korean war in an almost inconceivable way; I’m a huge fan of South Korea and many aspects of the society and culture (my last four cars have been Genesis vehicles, and I do not regret it).

Another vote for the Palisade, Calligraphy trim.