The Spyder is a special (top) edition of the Boxster, kind of like the Cayman GT4.

Obviously, you haven’t seen their new head of state

Take over the world, obviously.

So messed up.

Pretty spot-on. Can you make this happen for me? If it’s any easier, I don’t need it to be AWD.

There’s one left on eBay right now, unfortunately I spent this month’s discretionary fund on a flamethrower...

A set up from Buick? Well in perception perhaps but after sitting in one at the NAIAS and seeing the interior of the Volvo I can say the Buick looks a hell of a lot better. From setting in the driver’s seat felt like I was sitting in a large jag I might just test drive one, I am not looking for something this large…

wow sounds like america is salty that russia did some sick maneuvers in front of our lame ass plane

I’m hoping that for $500 he started with something of a higher quality than you can buy from Harbor Freight.

This. I want an LED sign that says THE HOV LANE IS STILL THE FAST LANE MORON

you would do 60 in the passing lane while talking on your cell phone?

You can get one just as powerful (though way less flashy and well put together) for $20 (though it does not come with a tank).

A three inch mortar will not bring down a police helicopter.

You can’t judge these people Erik. Not everyone can afford the safety equipment and fees needed to shine lasers at aircraft at a track. Besides, I bet you once recorded a baseball game without the express written consent of Major League Baseball, so get off your high horse.

That is the correct opinion. While this season of GT has thankfully been better, the new, chris-evansless, TG is much better.

This is NOT an unpopular opinion. As much as I love pre-PunchGate Top Gear, The Grand Tour is quite stale and contrived. Not nearly as much fun the current Top Gear.

I guess we forget about how much work the snow clearing crews do in the winter, and how much it helps. And winter tires. Holy shit do those things make a difference.

deaths per crash though...pretty damned low compared to passenger trains.

You mean Hoovie, the guy who stuck an LS into a 996?

He blew the engine in that on the track, likely due to oil starvation. That’s more user error than the 996's fault. If I had that car I probably would have pulled the engine out and done a minor overhaul before beating on it, and it would likely still be running with the original engine.