This is an abberation. I generally don’t understand why people consider air travel a hassle. I travel pretty regularly, and I don’t remember the last time I waited more than 20 minutes in a TSA line. With Global Entry, PreCheck, and Clear, I usually breeze right through.

Happened to me once when I was a contractor. Company I was contracted through sent me two of my last pay check. They can't debit your account to get the money back, so I might not have said anything. But the reason I left them was because I got hired by the company they had the contract for. Figured it wouldn't look…

You would think that the Rolls "big expensive brick" design language would translate better to an SUV. But here we are. 

I don’t think it will come to that, for a few reasons.

This is related to one of the comments that made the list.

Nah, I’m just someone who knows how to actually make fried chicken. I’ve been to CFA a handful of times, and never got crispy chicken. The same goes for the waffle fries. Always undercooked. 

Nah, CFA is soggy trash. I suppose you could say the service is good. In a creepy Stepford Wives kind of way

I’ve been on a bit of a roller coaster of car ownership the past several years.

“the first one came out only 23 years ago”

You say that like it's a bad thing. 

Utilities are making a big push into renewables, for the simple fact that they want you to keep paying them instead of getting your own power. 

This seems like such a lost opportunity. That forest green/lime green combo is hideous. If the original had gold accents, they could have leaned into that and made the car look much better. Bronze/gold wheels and trim pieces would look great with that dark green color. Could even do the shaker accent, although that…

Considering the Panigale and regular Street fighter it’s based on are also 200+ HP Ducati, I’d say it IS kind of just a fashion statement. I don't think the muffler, wheels, and minor body mods probably make a ton of difference in performance. The "plain Jane" SF V4 can be ordered with the dry clutch kit and different…

I’m curious as to how they can actually enforce this. I mean, if I buy a Z06 from a flipper, and need to take it in for warranty work in a year, how would they know whether I bought it within the original 12 months or just a couple of weeks before taking it in?

Do you just copy and paste at this point, or do you actually write it all out every time? Gotta respect the commitment to the bit.

I recently stayed a couple nights at the Chicago Athletic Club hotel by Millennium Park. An ice cream truck drove around the park a couple times a day, and that music coming through my window for a minute or two definitely lifted my spirits. 

No, you completely missed the point. There may be tracks where people can do similar in-car things, but that doesn’t replace the whole experience.

The Carerra GT has been one of my all-time favorites since it first came out. I still dream of owning one some day.

I mean, the south can always catch heat, but the article said Midwest teams. As a resident of rural Wisconsin, I guarantee there’s as much racism up here as there is anywhere in Alabama or wherever. It’s just quieter.

Are there tracks where an individual can take their car and do some drifts? Probably, depending on where you live. But this is as much a social activity as anything else. How many tracks out there allow big groups of people to just come through on a whim? How many are going to let you spend half the day/night there…