Those were a good couple of episodes.

If you enjoy that type of thing, here's a recommendation for you. I have it and I love it.

"Strategery" has been mentioned twice.

Dirty little secret of the auto industry: Very little of any car is actually "made by" the manufacturer whose badge is on the trunk. The overwhelming majority of all parts content is actually specced from suppliers. This certainly includes wheels, of which one wheel manufacturer may crank out wheels for several…

Embraer? European? You might want to check that again.

Nice argument!

Still a beauty, though!

I don't mean to be pedantic (but I will). That's actually a Series III. The difference is the plastic grille and outboard headlights (the IIA had outboard headlights some years, but the II never did).

Wikipedia says "bracketed exclamation mark". I don't see a bracketed mark in the article. If you're going to be pedantic, do it right.

F5, no. It's command-r in Safari on OSX.

lol at "mad as a spoon"

I like this one better.

By the end of the day, somebody will have calculated how fast you'd need to be going to make it. That, or a reference to F1 downforce.

We already have something like that in California!

LOL at TI noobs. HP or nothing!

Real gears scale speed, imaginary gears rotate speed. I've been doing too much studying this week.

That sounds very much like real life!

MOOOOOREEE POOOWWEERRRRRR!

Do you think I should taaaaake a class... to lose my southern accent?

As fun as that sounds, I think I still want the base model. It's light, with a manual trans and LSD; what more could I want?