But dump the autos into the sea too.

The entry level Elise (admittedly the Sport 220) is already 50k here.

A Lotus with autonomous driving technology is an oxymoron.

Nope. It’s probably true.

Counterpoint: who cares, watching him drive the hell out of the Redbull in say a wet Hungaroring track in qualifying was amazing.

They haven’t borrowed it from Lamborghini, but rather from Carrozzeria Touring, which patented the Superleggera constuction method for the bodies.

If anything I would say that the US is one of the “easiest” large markets to enter.

Yes they were little great cars. The new one is great too apparently.

Common sense would be difficult to gauge in a license...

This... is true.

The first car I drove after getting my driver’s license was a supercharged Mini. My first car was an Audi with a V6.

I DD an Alfa too and it’s fine. Mostly.

Exactly, in your twenties you drive a two seater sportscar.

Depends on the kind of hot hatch you are driving though.

I sort of understand what he means. In my case not to impress other pepole but to sneak under the radar and carry loads of speed in something that is comfortable and livable on a daily basis.

I can understand what he means, but he has worded it wrong.

I thought the same. They made the Moslers in the 90’s & 00’s didn’t they?

The best things were the radio at the end and the start of the post-race interview. Just for that Kimi’s win was worth it.

That 962 in testing livery is utterly cool.

This. Although some degree of feedback to enjoy the drive is still required.