Easy cowboy, lane splitting is legal in California. The CHP gave guidelines on how to do it safely, which most motorcyclists follow out of common sense we all want to get home in one piece.

Yeah, I could see that - contemporary Ferrari is definitely more aggressive in their styling than they used to be. The California is probably their most understated car right now

Not generic, ‘intentionally understated.’ Ferrari always went for ‘understated’ styling, while Lamborghini went for ‘outrageous.’ It’s a little less so these days (the LaFerrari is pretty aggressively-styled), but Lamborghini still goes for making a big statement with their cars.

I would just wear stylish leather driving gloves. No one would think twice about someone wearing driving gloves with their Ferrari, so it wouldn’t even register that I also closed the door while wearing the gloves.

Wait till they move the engine to the other end in the Corvette. similar level of craziness in that fanbase.

Ah, gotcha!😎👍

Very nice. 👍 Are you in Europe or was this bike sold in the US?

Nice. 👍

What?! 208's are awesome! who doesn’t love the sound of a 2-liter Italian V8?! (baby V8!!). Plus, they’re even rarer here in the states than the 308.

After investigating and speaking to the rider, police determined a crime had occurred and the lightning was charged. 🌩⚡️

Maaaaybe they’re gonna cover ‘em in flowers and stick ‘em on a float for the Pasadena Rose Parade in a couple of weeks?

not sure what Corvette community you’re hanging out. From my experience hot rodding has always been accepted and celebrated (when done well). You can see plenty of this on the Corvette forum. Tons of guys that have made every type of modification/upgrade under the sun. Like with any group of enthusiasts there always…

Now how is he going to pick up chicks?

“Fear not, citizen - we have retrieved your stolen truck. Here is a bill for the tow truck, and here is an invitation to donate to the police fund. You’re welcome.”

for sexy time? Yes, for sexy time...

No, I was mistaken - they’ll add a pop-up tent on top of the roof , and you climb in through the sunroof (see the reply from Internet Hate Machine above).

Oh, that’s right. So it adds another sleeping surface (the roof). I forgot and thought it was to give you verticle standing room, hence cutting off the roof.

Hmmm... I wonder why having the sunroof matters if they seem to chop the roof off anyway to make the conversion?

Yup. I, too, wondered that when I bought my Element so I opted for no sunroof. 13 years later and I kinda wish I had it.

Like the little winglets on the Ferrari 458 Speciale?