I did. And I see your point. But a demo isn’t much of a reveal, especially when you’re limited to tracks; the differences between FH2 and FH3 are immense.

They could be DLC later. I never drove a Tesla in 3 but the RR Ghost was a massive pig anyway so it isn't much of a loss. Although playing with a Rolls in photo mode in front of a castle in the UK does seem appropriate.

I think you’re right. Murder 1 is like the worst kind (because sure, there are degrees of murder? ok) if Hollywood is to be believed.

I also lost interest for the most part in FH3. I enjoyed screwing with cars for its own sake but wasn’t having a good time with the map or racing. I still preordered this though... after getting FH2 for free with Gold, I realized the map makes a HUGE difference. It was just the Australian outback that bored me; it’s…

I have a built 6.5L V12 4th-gen Camaro with AWD that somehow... works? Like it’s actually awesome. 

My friend owned this exact car (I think, anyway... there aren’t many of them and he sold it in Texas in 2016). He really enjoyed it but said the manual trans was more “truck transmission” than “Porsche transmission.” Aside from that he liked it a lot and had no issues with it. And the exhaust sounds UNREAL.

Christ. Give the poor woman a break.

I think the extended editions run 14 hours? We tried to do a marathon viewing (with copious drinking, naturally) when I was in college. Started at 10am and needless to say nobody made it through. It seemed like a good idea at the time...

I’ve been a PS4 player for a decade but I scooped a used original XB1 at Gamestop last year for like $200. They’re dumb cheap. Just keep the 360 so you can keep racking up kudos in PGR4 when you feel like it.

Yeah it means a lot to have the car and it'll get handed down to my kids someday. The stories that go with it are too much to ever get rid of.

Dude with a full time (not fun to drive to) job, SO, and social calendar I have this thing now and it still takes a decent amount of time and thought just to keep it exercised and healthy. Given my experience so far, how some otherwise normal (working, family etc) people have more than one toy car I’ll never…

Thanks man, weirdly it means a lot for people to appreciate the effort and financial investment it takes to keep the family history alive. The car will be fun on its own once it's sorted but the emotional piece means far more.

True story, but my bad.

One is fine but three? Live a little and get an M5 and RS7 for fucks sake.

It’s not like people don’t know the cars are there. Stuff just gets in the way.

The difference between prosecution of “street crime” and “white collar crime” is racism.

The current BMW 3-series depreciates faster than a rock thrown off a bridge.

I don’t know... 3 different S63s is a little noteworthy, isn’t it? Why the hell would you need THREE of them?

Good luck getting that long-hood 911 under $50k if it’s in decent shape.

Ahh. Well that’s fair then. Higher-mileage 996s can still be found very reasonably though.