So you pay thousands of dollars for a line of code that unlocks capabilities that your Tesla had all along....

They should also take away your achievements and give them to a player with a white character who didn’t earn them.

Not to make light of a nasty situation,

If you were on this flight, please contact Jalopnik before finding shelter. Also, make sure you include a Verrit code so we know you’re story is true.

Once Payne and his superior who pushed him are fired and unable to find another job, then I’ll believe in that “goodness of society”.

Ahahahaha, of course there will be panic buying if gas prices are allowed to spike. If gas is up to $4 now, and you’re worried it’s going to go to $20/gallon, aren’t you going to run out and do all sorts of crazy shit just the same?

David, in one of the early pictures, you claimed the photo showed the engine. I examined the picture under bright lights and using the “enhance” feature. There was no engine visible in that picture. Air cleaner, yes; engine, no.

I’ve been to the museum a few times and I would swear that I’ve seen a handful of these on the floor of that museum. The Pamamericana for instance. The Martini #41. The Strassenversion GT1 even. Those 356s. Them and a few others seem so familiar. What a great opportunity to go behind the scenes........

I’m a BMW motorcycle dork and car enthusiast. The motorcycle appears to be a Porsche 4 bolted into a BMW chassis. The instruments and everything are from Munich.

A couple, none of which I loved, but here they are:

I love catching glimpses of this warehouse. Articles surface about as often as a leap year. Car and Driver has a article about their tour a couple years ago. One of my favorites, which I assume you missed, is a rear engine, flat 6 944.

Alright, unpopular opinion time. Full disclosure: I’ve owned an 87 Z31 300ZX for a year now and rather love it for it’s quirky design features.