I would gladly trade Imola, Saudi Arabia and Magny-Cours for Sepang any day.

26' moving van.

I like this, and I’ve got skin in this game; I’ll still stick with my carryon + backpack (the latter goes under the seat) and pay the premium.

He resigned over the studio’s refusal to use the CORRECT title for this movie: Fast10 Your Seatbelts! 

That is the inertia fuel pump shut-off switch. It’s on lots of cars, not just Minis.

Always a good car wash before a road trip. A clean car is a happy car and a happy car is a reliable car.

Don’t fix everything on a car.

I don’t say negative things about my car (such as features I wish it had, drawbacks, etc) where is could hear me. I don’t want to hurt his feelings. 

1st Gear: I’ll be intensely interested to see what the impact of remote working tools is on business travel post-COVID, which may have a similar impact. “This trip should have been a Teams meeting” is likely to be the new “this meeting should have been an email.”

But yeah, you’re right. We don’t have the infrastructure…

I have bought several old cars with very high mileage and been pleasantly surprised by all of them.

My current stable includes a 912E with unknown mileage, suspected to be in the high six figures, and a 944 Turbo with half a million miles on the original turbo and a head that has never been off of the block. Both run…

Mary Magdalene would have had an OnlyFans.

Reminds me at work back when we had walk up computers without passwords. An employee made the mistake of writing a cover letter to a resume on a walk up computer and leaving the file open. Next guy up did a search and replace on the word “Instrumentation Technician” with “Chicken Violator” and hit save.

I would hate waking up one day realizing I bought a Corvette instead of a 911

Means their next sponsor will be Nissan - ‘Helping partners skirt bankruptcy!’

I’m a little bummed that it looks like Aston is taking a step back from future tech and leaning more towards traditional racing

i mean, it was called a map pocket.

Im willing to bet it was more likely to hold those large map books our forefathers used to navigate long ago.  

See here’s the thing: Japanese cars don’t require maintenance.

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