Of all the cars I’ve owned, this is the one I want again:

I don’t know if it has a class, but there is this:

No, no! Its just ice cream, I swear!

So you have to jump the light by .4? That seems like quite some time.

No. Next question?

Funny little anecdote, partly true, partly urban motorcycle legend:

Corona may be shitty beer, but it’s shitty beer everyone is willing to drink. When you’ve got a dozen people to get beer for, not a lot of cash, and don’t want to argue/listen to people tell you what beer to get, Corona works.

Thank you for circling the tail on the dragon. For a moment I though another fate had befallen the GTR.

It’s likely something to do with the squared off shape of the wagon. I can’t think of any other valid reason.

Do you notice the drone is louder on one side? Those wagons have a tendency to make more noise on one side, usually the exhaust side for some reason. I really wish Volvo had been more upfront about that.

Yup, and often it’s guys who made money off of a previous investor putting money into their vapor idea that floundered for 4 years before being bought for less than the money put in. But, because they have experience, and now a few million in their hands, they know how to pick a winner.

Solid point, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a sucker, I mean investor born every minute

There is still a chance. Look at Friendster, then MySpace, and now Facebook. The investment community is always looking for a score.

That’s really well done. Props to the artist.

Yeah, luckily it’s not every day. If I didn’t park on the street, and didn’t worry about racking up miles, I’d pick up an E55.

Bingo. I commute from MA to NYC, and I street park in NYC. There are tesla charging stations at the gas/food stops in CT. The range on the Bolt is great, but if I can’t get home easily, I’m not interested.

When Yamaha brought the R7 to the US back 1998, they required buyers to have an AMA national race license. Given, they weren’t (supposed to be) street legal.

Yeah, those will be the first things to break in 2-4 years as giant Americans get in and out over and over again.

Why the Volkswagen Corrado Failed:

Ah cool, I tried to check the rules before posting, and found a 5point cage was required for anything under 10.99. It may have been specific to one track though.