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This is so wrong. $60k for 14 over? Don't know anything about how this guy made his money, but THE one motivator of going to college, working your ass off, and taking big financial risks is so that everything in the world costs relatively less—especially speeding tickets.

H2R has a claimed wet weight of 476 lbs. Not that that matters one bit to the motor, but the extra weight will make a huge difference in handling.

No manual = no interest. Exceptions to this rule: zero.

Damn. Would love to watch, but I refuse to sit through a 30 second ad on Youtube.

Honda just sounds like that guy from high school (now in his 40s) who's memorized a bunch of self-help quotes to camouflage the fact that he hasn't done anything interesting since graduation.

No one would need to pass on the right in the US if slow drivers would stay out of the left lane.

Valiant effort to try and attract a segment of the population that would never consider a Mercedes. But for the most part it looked like these guys were just leisurely cruising down some hills, which is kind of in line with Mercedes (at least in the US) being the car of choice for people who are terrified of most

Recharge time isn't as important as cost. Ever see the line at Costco? People will wait an hour to save $4 on a tank of gas. Hydrogen is and will always be more expensive to produce, store and transport. So about the only thing Hydrogen has going for it is no line at the 'gas' station.

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Paris is the best city in the world to ride a bike in. As for the fun-factor, it's on par with track days (also requires about the same level of concentration). I can't admit I'm a little sad to hear that cars will be banned from a lot of the roads....what can I say, I like backmarkers.

Because when you fly on Ryanair you're expected to take one in the pooper. I flew with them ONCE. What a nightmare. AVOID.

Why racing sells is simple: properties associated with objects are stored into memory and project themselves onto the real world. Drive an Aston and people will project a little 007 onto you. Ride a Harley and people will project "Hell's Angel's" onto you even if your leather vest says, "Christian Riders of Idaho" on

Mr. Stradale Fever: you can always drive with your ebrake on if less HP makes you happy. Perfection is always better than something that's merely 'perfectly capable'.

Porsche Desirability Formula:

15 second of fun = a weekend spent retreading those wagon wheels with fresh bark.

From the CGI-like end-result, I assumed the answer to a great shot would be "Forza!" We live in sad times when it's assumed all good photos are generated by Intel.

The iPhone 4 uses Micro SIMs, the iPhone 5 & 6 use Nano SIMs, which are far more difficult to find (at least in Europe). So yeah, an iPhone 4 makes a hell of a lot of sense.

This should help sell the bloated 2015 WRX to soccer moms who live in snowy climates.

Subaru would have to develop a whole new car to compete in WRC. The new WRXs are HUGE. Polo R and the Citroen Saxo (1st and 2nd place in 2014 WRC respectively for mfgs). New WRX is 180", Polo R is 156" for comparison. Obviously there's a lot more that determines success (or failure) than length, but a shorter car

Silly humans. This is just Elon Musk's clever, Machiavellian way of determining how humans will try to prevent a Robot Apocalypse so he can develop a preliminary offensive strategy that will (instead) ensure its success.