They need to bring back the comanche name for the pickup.

How could you forget about the Big Sky?

Yes, let’s make cars even more expensive and finicky by adding five more computers and conduit and interface hardware. Is having a key that big of a problem for you?

I guess you have to be vague if you don’t know the answer. I’ll just wait for Porsche to tell me.

Was asking Stef but thanks for the input. Maybe I should quote the article. “The car’s reshaped rear end suggests that Porsche did nudge the engine up somewhat to make its latest racer a rear-mid-engine car, notes Sportscar365.”

911 is still best in the rain and good overall. Porsche can make the Cayman whatever it wants the Cayman to be because it’s theirs. If they want to keep its power lower than a 911 that’s their prerogative. I don’t see the Chevy Malibu making more power than a Corvette any time soon. 911 may end up a mid engine car and…

Exactly. Turbo was the only natural progression.

I like the swan-neck wing uprights.

So you’re saying you think they just moved the motor forward a couple inches or they flipped the motor making a true mid engine. I’m confused by your word choice. Rear mid engine. That wheel base would suggest to me that the motor is still behind the rear axle. Do you call the motor placement of say the Aston or Caddy…

Probably not so hot at altitude.

Yeah, apparently. I’ll purchase the WEC stream next year.

Don’t get butthurt... but you can’t seem to understand that one car DNF’d. That’s why teams used to pace themselves in races like these. So they could finish. It like a hot dog eating contest. Someone ate 10 more dogs than another contestant but the leader pukes and his day is over.

You’re refering to the audi. Gotcha. It may have done less laps but it crossed the finish line under its own power. The Toyota broke at the most inopportune time leaving it, here’s the important part, unable to finish the race. They didn’t take the checkered flag. Bizarre yes, but you have to cross that start/finish…

For you.

Not if you planned on watching the recording in the morning.

Had to change a door in the pits once cause the side view mirror was clipped off. In America. True story. So much fussy.

They didn’t finish the race.... what’s so hard to understand.

Football, baseball and basketball weren’t televised back then like they are today either, or golf for that matter. That was over 50 years ago. They should have their act together by now.

No it’s not. Their Le Mans coverage has always sucked.

Yea... thanks Fox for changing the schedule so much. I subconsciously wanted to watch a bunch of preppies club balls into a hole in the ground instead of watching the end of lemans that I thought I had recorded. PSYCHE! Let someone else broadcast it next time.