As some one who owned an rx8 I assume he is referring to needing to add a quart of oil every 1k miles and do an oil change about every 3-4.5k miles.

You’re right, but it’s impossible to achieve what you are describing. The foreword momentum of the plane is not related to the wheels, it’s related to the thrust of its engines moving the planes body foreword.

Searched for cars over $300k within 50 miles of my parents house in Southern California, 143 results on Autotrader. Here are the three at or above $3m

Didn’t Jeremy Clarkson crap all over the 05-06 GT he bought on top gear?

Even if it’s a render, it’s a render of an actual car for sale today. Not a prototype.

“I would also argue that race cars are wildly impractical devices, exploding in garish colors, sponsor flotsam, noise, power and sex appeal that is totally unacceptable in polite society.”

“The long and short of it then, in my opinion, is that Monster Girls and grid guys exist because humans like to look at other attractive humans. “

I’m not talking stock vs stock, I’m talking a theoretical $34k+ GT86, with a theoretical 260 hp, which would put it in competition price wise with a 230i. Maybe call it 500lb less weight because they need some weight to get to 260hp. I think it would be more than competitive performance wise with the 230i.

The GT86 is 800 pounds lighter though. A 260hp GT86 will likely go a lot quicker than a 230i.

A 235hp diesel sounds pretty interesting... that’s got to be a boatload of torque.

How big is this thing btw? The article mentions 3 serious competitor, but it looks 5 series big? And what about weight?

The interior looks great, the rear looks great, the front is a little funky, kind of second gen Hyundai Genesis coupe feel, not bad.

This looks like a 90s concept car, not a current day concept car. Given, the general body shape and door design is popular now, the actual “design” is pure 90s. The amount of curved bubble body panels and and glass, the hub cap looking wheels.... the modern concept cars mentioned have heavy character lines, much…

They sure are bad on fuel, oil, and engines, but I’m not sure who wouldn’t enjoy driving one spiritedly. (Jeremy Clarkson for example said it was the best car he had driven all year in his top gear video).

I think the article did a fairly poor job describing her situation. Asking questions she wasn’t ready to answer? That could be anything from “when did you first realize you were female?” To “so do you have a dick?”

Don’t everyone forget, he tends to post these nutso tweets whenever there is more meaningful news about stuff that is actually happening (as opposed to insane musings). Don’t get distracted.

Not sure about all the states mentioned here, but WA at least allows you to get a “Enhanced Drivers License”, which functions as a passport card as well as a drivers license. Another good option for people worried about domestic flights.

Possibly, but I think the penalty for that is a fine. Not a broken window. It also generally requires proof.... so I think it’s fair the police/city pay to repair the window

And the legal fees he will likely have to pay to get them to replace the window....

I don’t think that’s what he is saying. I think he is saying because it was broken due to a mistaken “dead granny”, the city should pay to fix it.