Oh crap, do I have a 13 mo old son around here somewhere?!?!

David, I’m out of Chicago, but I am actually selling my 94 Land Cruiser. I have a bunch of Gambler 500 friends up in the Detroit area, so I’d even be willing to drive it up to you if you’re interested.

Well, when you think of it, they actually used their brains when they went after the straight line guys with max hp, drag oriented cars. They knew their heavy, aging platform wasn’t going to get the car where it needed to be on road courses vs. the updated Camaros and Mustangs. And that strategy has paid off. They’ve…

It MIGHT be an allowance for the Manual variants which the Charger does not have. *shrugs*

I do not work for FCA nor did I stay in any particular hotel last night.

I know people that do this to Subarus to get those sweet “nth Subaru” badges.

“You boys feel like this vehicle is safe for highway travel?”

Never change.

Yup, I worked at a parts store all through college. Almost daily somebody would come in looking for parts for their chevy escort, honda camry, toyota civic, etc. You be amazed how little people know about their cars. Ask them what engine their Ranger had they would say “the V8 of course”.

Did you not see the announcement earlier this month?

Have you ever seen a clean nardo-grey Audi (flat grey) on the road? It’s stunning. What appears like a boring color is really actually pretty unique on the road.

Anyone putting a luxury option package on a M3 CS isn’t interested in a hot-rodded Miata. They’re shopping it against the top AMG and Porsches. Its a status thing. Someone looking for top performance wouldn’t want a useless package that adds weight.

Simply, it’s a challenge.

It appeals to the engineer-y/problem solve-y side of my brain. Here’s a vehicle that—if we’re honest—was destined for the junkyard. It had a bad frame, a cracked engine, a horrible suspension, a bad ignition system...the list goes on.

Understanding these problems, laying out a plan to solve…

I like your work.

My Porsche allegiance is becoming difficult to justify. The (likely) $30,000 base price differential means I can purchase a Corvette, with enough money leftover for a low mileage, two year old Toyota Tundra double cab.

it’s not a problem to put it in, well besides emissions and economy... and its dangerous... and it would cost a fortune and thermal management would be a nightmare. but aside from those reasons i can't think of a single one.

Guaranteed to become a Sonic Boom well short of 768 mph.

Simple solution; if your drone is caught flying near an airport you go to jail for 20 years.

Did these bad boys come with a manual?

On the other end of the FS spectrum...