I personally think the late C4 in the 40th Anniversary Ruby Red is a particularly classy looking car.

I would gladly wash my cars myself, and I used to, up until I noticed the hard well water we have here in North NJ was leaving residue on my paint and now my cars all need a serious paint correction.

You’d have weather conditions to consider, but yes, I’d imagine it is “easier” to manage than autonomous road cars.

This has nothing to do with the mayor’s statements prior to this or Amtrak’s funding (or lack of): if it was doing 81.1 mph “moments” before the derailment, as shown on the graph, it’s highly unlikely that it could have slowed to 30 mph in time for that curve. It would take half a mile or so for a train like that to…

Yep, my amps blew out 4 years ago. Still haven’t fixed it.

Admiral Blue! Looks just like mine.

No, just no. The MC12 is one of the most elegant supercar designs of all-time. This McLaren is cool, but nowhere near elegant or pretty.

A friend of mine has a P15/Senna allocation on order and also has a track membership at Monticello. He’s a talented driver, so at least one will be tracked hard.

If I were buying a million dollar hypercar, I would want it specced to my liking. Not to mention, depending on color, “Paint to Sample” cars can be worth much more than the standard boring colors (Ferraris tend to be an exception). I wish more companies offered this.

Shouldn’t he have stopped his car *after* the accident and not ahead of it?

With enough money, you could convert them to LHD if you wanted to

They should alternate - odd number laps, race the road course; even number laps, race the oval. Cars laps down would be using different layouts!

This is why I never hesitate to call out reckless behavior in my C&C newsletters and kick out repeat offenders. One idiot can not only ruin the fun for everyone, but cause serious injuries.

There are plenty of meets like this just outside of NYC regularly

They do add drag, but they are undoubtedly cool.

I’m sure one of the raced McLaren F1s has a shot at that number someday.

That explains BMW drivers so well.

In before the “must have been Christie’s boat” memes.

There are apparently no cameras on that bridge and one report said since radio communications were down, so someone looked at it, thought it was clear and they raised the bridge.

The 1st-to-4th “skip shift” is nothing new to GM cars - my C4 Corvette has it and I learned how to avoid it by the second day I owned it.