last time I was over there- I didn’t see any C6 vettes. Noted that they do it tho.

Living in Dallas I know a bit more about this than the video and my understanding was they were employees of AMP, but not sent by the shop.

I really hope this is a Troll comment. It’s like saying: “Many football players and race cars are still alive, therefore those are both inherently safe and harmless sports. Furthermore let’s get rid of any protections for those sports because X% of players/participants never get hurt.” Sigh.

Kinda lame name (not too much worse than the Cayanne Pepper or the Macan).

I agree with others, it isn’t that bad. It’s not gorgeous but there are lots of uglier SUVs or cars that are terrifyingly ugly.

This is why I will only lease (with a good money factor (interest rate) and solid residual— or buy a used/CPO car. Cars have def gone up more than inflation.

BTW, for Raphael and others wanting to write for online publications/vlogs, etc, as someone with a journalism degree, I don’t mind a clever title that alludes to something in the story! Here an example of that could be: “Nevada Police find 300k McLaren 720 disintegrated in the desert.” Makes you want to read more…

The title had a clickbait title and “wrecked a quarter of a million bucks into the dirt and got away with it.” Sounds like they ran away from the scene, through the desert or on a camel. If that meant “survived it” then just a weird word choice.

Not going on a political aside as many are doing— this specific rollback sounds pretty suspect, using customer’s last names and zip codes, AND it doesn’t appear to take into account credit scores. Not saying it shouldn’t have been replaced or tweaked.

yes this! unless it’s a crazy good rate, (i.e. 0% or a 1.9 CPO deal)— I wouldn’t even consider dealer financing first. They’re not in the biz of getting me the best deal.

Putting politic aside— this specific law was pretty awful as it used customer’s last names and zip codes, AND it doesn’t appear took into account credit scores. Not saying it shouldn’t have been replaced or tweaked.

Not going on a political aside as many are doing here— this specific law was pretty awful as it used customer’s last names and zip codes, AND it doesn’t appear took into account credit scores. Not saying it shouldn’t have been replaced or tweaked.

As others have said not going to have the same feel. If you doubt this- drive a 1 series or older 3 or 5- the only people to nail electric steering so far are Porsche and Cadillac, Audi on some- and maybe BMW in a couple M models. AMG is getting better too.

“In addition to some cosmetic upgrades and an increase from the M5's normal top speed of 189 mph“. Is that meant to be “to 189”- or is the competition even higher with the extra horses?

This new one seems to be a move in the right direction- lighter, more feel, etc.

Gotta agree- or at least 2 colors yellow for emissions, red for all the other really bad stuff that could hurt the car by driving it. So many people ignore them because it just doesn’t really tell you what’s going on.

Along those lines McLarens have a switch to adjust it enough to have fun but not get sideways.

Good observation but looks more like a repeat of the 4 dots on the front headlights.

I can’t imagine it being more than a V8 or V12. You may be right on the weight which would be a shame.

This is good news-the world could use a hopefully lighter and more affordable Aston.