Bubs

2/8/15

they are cool in a decadent kind of way, there was an FF version w/ 4x4 that was ahead of its time

2/8/15

This is an experience far different then anything you'd possibly have done before.

2/8/15

It's cheap when a car just like it with paintwork in running shape is more than 10 times the price.

2/8/15

Well, it's good to see the last Boy Scout has weighed in with his high moral tone and judgement!

2/7/15

No, it is not. Apollo astronauts got a lot of mementos from their trips. A recent law (signed by Obama) gave them full property title over all of them. It's Armstrong's state property.

2/7/15

because they DON'T stop chasing them, they would stand there, then start taunting, name calling, asking questions. They would lock traffic and the police would come along and as we have seem before not do a damn thing. Except in this case, probably arrest Jenner for causing a disruption on a highway.

2/7/15

I'm guessing you've never watched Touring cars? Both series are very different and there are no circles in touring cars. Also I'd encourage you to look at the format and rules of touring cars if you're interested.

2/6/15

While I agree that, to paraphrase Mark Twain, "tales of the Veyron's death have been highly exaggerated," there can be no denying that it was a revolutionary watershed car...when it was new...before Bugatti "killed" it...6 or 7 times. Hmm, Torch you may have a valid sentiment.

2/6/15

Complicated.

2/6/15

In America gas is so cheap and V8s are so plentiful we have counterculture hipster websites that fetishize tiny oddball European cars. Not that we'd know anything about that...

2/6/15

Living in Ottawa, it's cheaper to get in my car and drive to Toronto or Montreal than it is to take the train. I've been on an actual train once in my life, and it was only because "HEY! Wouldn't it be different and fun to spend extra and take a train ride?"

2/6/15