I’d take the lump sum because I want the flexibility. It would be frustrating to have won all that money, make plans to buy property and other things that happen to be more than $37 million .... and have to wait a year to keep going.

It’s the Infiniti Capybara

The rear looks like a more pedestrian FT-1

I think you meant GT350

Aston Martin grill isn’t cool anymore. Let’s try a Kia grill!

The politician analogy is fitting. Despite what they say now we’ll either get the same old, same old or nothing at all.

that cover makes it look like a fancy lawnmower engine.

Best: My FR-S. Didn’t get a chance to drive many cars this year, the only notable one being a rental-spec 2015 Mustang V6 convertible. The car was okay. Had to use paddles for any kind of spirited driving because the slushbox is just horrendous in automatic mode, whether on ‘S’ or drive. While I would’ve gotten a GT…

Just know everything that comes with it. A bankruptcy can prevent you from getting certain jobs. Positions in financial services are the obvious ones, but even customer service jobs where you handle payment information may be out of reach while a bankruptcy is still on your record.

I hope the bubble eventually bursts. The 550 is just such a wonderful car. Timeless, simple and beautiful design, V12 upfront, and a gated manual shifter combine to make perhaps the most desirable of modern GT cars. It’s the E39 M5’s super cousin.

Sounds more like fan rumor than fact.

I’m assuming that’s for the base 2.0 and not final. Even so, as long as the turbo 6 keeps it to 3400 or less that’ll be alright with me.

I hope they do it. Come to Texas.

If you’re having a hard time downshifting at a stop, keep pressure on the shifter and let out the clutch slowly until it shifts.

They should just transition to the F-35!

Because Tag Heuer is just so know for their powerplants. Maybe they’ll get an engine that lasts all season but only moves at one glacial pace.

The Hummer concept that looks like an FJ?

The 1995 Maxima SE that was my first car had surprisingly good handling and feel. I could imagine how good a proper sports car from Nissan in that era would feel.

Right? Most F1 teams don’t even want to try and develop their own powerplant.