"Normal cars" use greater caustic products? And coal? Was a new energy extraction for coal invented last night while I slept? Wow, just wow. Let me guess you live in Colorado, drive a Prius, and are high on your own gaseous emissions?

replace "nasty" with "deadly" and you're onto something. blood diamonds don't have shit on the EV trade.

I was referring to the extremely caustic mining and refining of copper, lithium, and lead. (as stated elsewhere) which tends to occur far-far away and in places with next to zero enviromental protection (Canada, excluded).

However EV's only shift the pollution elsewhere so it's an incredibly short-sighted, geo-centric "solution".

Also, properly maintained diesels create less air pollution compared to petrol and the lithium, copper, and lead industries required for electric/hybrid technologies.

Exactly how I brought in my Cizeta V16T, lol.

Same goes for diplomatic immunity.

Maybe you won't experience it...

So? If you can afford a McLaren you can afford to have it shipped. Also Brazil is the biggest economy in South America so it's elementary to sign him.

Well I guess if you want to sell McLarens in South America...

Seconded.

There is no way the new "NSX" can ever compete with this ultimate driving machine. The bloated, hybrid, AWD, Acura shouldn't even have the same name as this sleek, driver's car that one could actually wrench on before taking it to the track and for a night on the town.

Best Jezebel post in ages!

I've heard that if Manor has supplied data showing they would produce and use a 2015 car in a reasonable time frame and produce evidence they could meet the financial requirements to survive the season that the vote would have gone in their favor. It seems several parties think they are in it for the pay day of last…

If they did that they'd miss out on the $15million payday from the 2014 Constructions position that they'll get for making the grid in 2015.

The factory was not included in the auction and was already purchased directly so it is the UK home of Haaa F1.

Ask Mercedes! They spent $300-400 million on F1 last year and got an (by Repucom) estimated $8.64 billion in global exposure during the season.

Yeah I was using the 'buy when the cars hits bottom then sell when they bounce back high' method which works for just about any 911 model (maybe not 996/7 lol)... but it didn't work for the 930 with the extra upkeep I wasn't expecting, but that was the plan. The real pisser is the boon in Dinos. I could've bought a…

She has a great cock.

Hey should be thankful, because: