I'm sure that Rossi knew what was up when he was listed on the entry, and it's a very poignant tribute to Bianchi, but jesus christ, Rossi just can't get into a car, can he?

Next question?

Pontiac. It went from being alive to being dead.

It would have to be Cadillac.

It's a reference to an EPA tweet where they used the wrong tagline

"Wouldn't they have the molds for his seat still?"

They're not finishing on fumes but they definitely have to conserve fuel, all teams do. This system would allow Honda to push it a bit harder than the other competitors. More fuel=less fuel conservation=more speed.

just how they did it, someone who is dead still has a score of 3.

Because it's actually plausible. Read the headline, this is for ideas that are ridiculous.

How did Diesel not make this list?

P definitely doesn't refer to Petrol, since they already have the P85 and P85+. And they wouldn't abandon the electric platform, since their whole basis is electric. 85 is the designation for the 85kWh battery.

on the opposite end of the spectrum:

I think the first tip off is "I have one" vs "I have *it*". Forgive my general automotive ignorance, but isn't it a specific engine from his specific production #?

Apparently the key to not getting tickets is avoiding Japanese cars.

The production version of the FT-1. Toyota made us wait forever on the FT-86 to GT-86/FR-S, but it was well worth it. They made the car exceptionally well, despite what some may say about the power. It will be interesting to see what comes from the collaboration with BMW, but I think they've finally got some people in…

NASDAQ was up 28 percent last year. Twenty. Eight. Percent. I will never ever ever ever ever ever ever buy a car with cash again, as long as I live my human life. It is among the stupidest financial decisions a person can make, unless that person a) really is OK with driving around in a $1,100 Honda Civic that has…

Financing is a great option if you can get better returns for your cash than the APY of the loan. Of course, that assumes that you actually have the cash, and actually invest it.

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