"maybe a little Nissan power"

And this has been another episode of "When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong"

Oh god, really? I don't agree. That big fat ass shooting brake from Ferrari looks hideous, in person, too!

The car was actually a gift from Gerhard Berger for saving his life. . .

This was discussed on Ferrarichat a few years ago -

"It is owned by CEA (the famous Cea lions), the italian private safety team operating on italian circuits especially during the F1 GP. This car was a gift of Gerhard Berger to that team, as…

Just a little different, and a pretty stable platform, for cheeps. No Brainer.

So if he has the flu.

Kelly got some big 'ol tittays

I'm not sure if this counts, but under those thin stainless panels the DeLorean made extensive use of fiberglass. This helped keep the weight to about 2800 pounds.

So wait, if the people got injured by the bulls its totally ok but if a drone injures them, then there's an article?

What a stupid fucking waste of government time.

It was so difficult not to pick a Dino, a 512BB, or a Fly Yellow F50, or an F355, or a Silver 360 Modena Spyder, or an Atlantic Blue 550 Barchetta....

The 208, a weird choice right, but I like this car because it show that Ferrari even with all its power can still have its ups and downs, it show that Ferrari like most car companies in the 80's, were reluctant to put any sort of effort in to a performance car.

You're making no sense. It's a new, never used Miata. It would cost you double that easily to restore one to showroom condition. $10k would be a bargain for a time-warp condition modern classic.

Owning a vintage Porsche in New York is like playing football while carrying a Ming vase.

Alfa Romeo 159 wagon. Sex on wheels.

Rosso fuoco is my favorite. Unfortunate.

I drive a Viper because tires are evil and must be destroyed.

mainly in Harriman state park, aka bear mountain. the road on the bluff is colloquially known as storm king highway.