It doesn’t matter what you think other people need. Someone wants it, can afford it, and if that someone can be responsible with it, who cares?

Correction: the narrower the powerband you have, the more gears you need. 

I find it appalling that Tesla isn’t at least held to a gross negligence due to the way they market and advertise their systems. No other automaker is even close to making their L2 assist systems appear like “full self driving” and are very clear and have good controls in place to ensure driver attention and…

I don’t want him dead but I feel no sympathy. He created every single bit of this by riding like a reckless asshat. 

Except the Tesla owner. Its owner is a MASSIVE moron. Who tracks anything without a helmet, first of all, let alone something THAT fast??? Clearly ordres of magnitude more money than intelligence. He’s a bro that is lucky to be alive.

“If you drive an old, inexpensive car, it can be hard to justify buying $1,000 worth of tires.”

I own a 997.1 C2S....have only had that happen a couple of times. Overwhelming majority of pumps are fine and I get a full tank. 

A 300 hp, twin torsen LSD, realcamberavailablestock Corolla for $40k

Can confirm the filler issue is not present on the 997.

Another one: the Infinity Q50 Redsport with the sluggish 7 speed auto. Nice chassis, nice engine, and totally meh transmission. 

C6 Z06. 

I actually like/don’t mind most of it, but the rear taillight placement is horrendous. Fix that and I give it thumbs up.

You lost me the first slide in with Porsche. The rest of this is now inferred to be junk.

The answer is no, they’re still Porsches. There are a handful of key must-haves for someone that does any track time, but otherwise they all perform extremely well and can do it while being driven to and from the track comfortably. Browsing used with all the options can be challenging, but owning one with 95% of what…

Get a 2-5 y/o one and start there. They are amazing cars. I bought my first about 2 years ago, a now 18 year old 997 911 Carrera S. Start enjoying a Porsche rather than waiting for the moment that never comes. 

Completely agree. GM must have forgotten how to assess BSFC in their models.

“GM’s estimated mpg for Envista is 28 city, 32 highway and 30 combined”

This is pathetic for a small vehicle with a 1.2L turbo engine. 

I wish Michelin would come out with a TT/AutoX focused 200tw...

No, they were slow and not great. My prior ‘09 4 cyl Accord smoked it, and the CRZ didn’t even offer that great of driving dynamics.