This is utterly amazing, what a gorgeous design. Only quibble is the screen, they still can’t figure out how to blend it. Hopefully that’s just a Tesla-led fad.

Uh, from the Guardian this morning:

Definitely the weirdest double spoiler since the Sierra Cosworth.

Couldn’t you just do that with any trunk lid though?

That seems a bit silly, what if they just swap the plates anyway?

Does it still have a place for a front plate anyway?  It ruins the look of the front, I always figure I may as well just stick the front plate on there anyway.

Did anyone actually use it as a luggage rack at the time?

Speed limits are fine in theory, in practice they’re usually 10 to 20 mph too low, because they were created for cars from the 60s and 70s.

Seriously, I have no idea what the point of a front license plate is in a state that doesn’t have speed cameras.

I watch endurance racing, too.

Then I’m definitely a fool, but now I’m even more confused as to why someone hasn’t thought that they could make money by broadcasting crash tests.

Nice alloys.

I mean, she’s hardly the first.

looked impressive on paper and had her references check out (ha)

https://www.roadandtrack.com/motorsports/a25776025/porsche-natural-fiber-718-cayman-gt4-clubsport/

I don’t remember that, but there are probably reasons why I don’t remember that.

You mock, but if we’re real here, using a plant fiber instead of glass fiber might actually be the future.

The Yugo wasn’t made by the government, its what happens when people who have only ever made tractors for the government try to build a car.

Jesus god this website is shit now, five reloads just to see comments.

idk, that seems like a big expense when you’ll probably spend a buck or two, once or twice a year, using the machine at the gas station.