Looks like a typical traffic jam in Beverly Hills. Or the parking lot of the high school up the road from me.

Never listen to people.

I’d be thrilled to see McLaren throw a curve and coax BMW back into Formula One as their engine supplier. BMW would avoid the hassles of running a works team while reuniting the beautiful partnership that produced the F1 (albeit not an F1 car).

True. And yet, comparisons are the natural byproduct of competition.

It’s times like these I curse the existence of Photoshop and the epistemological crises it has introduced into my life. I want to believe.

Require everyone to print their phone number on the sides of their car. Then, when you see someone being an idiot with their phone while driving, you can text them directly to tell them to knock it off.

I take issue with the naming convention.

The answer to this question might be found in the comments section of yesterday’s published answers to the “Which car do you most irrationally hate?” poll.

Once someone dumps thousands of dollars of upgrades on those BBQs, backyard pools, and Christmases, and they become both ubiquitous and sometimes even somewhat aggressive, they start to lose their luster.

The maxim by which I live my life is to act like I’ve been there before. And then not be there.

Yes, but did you use them during the eclipse?

Moral of the story: never buy critical safety equipment from Harbor Freight.

“Is there any other British car from the pages of time with any hope of taking the “most expensive ever” title now?”

Yes, but have you seen the cost of running your indicators these days?

Also named after a horse?

Second-best implication of the transitive property I’ve seen all day.

Tesla hired the former VP of professional services at Symantec along with his chief technologist and most of her team about a year and a half ago. They’re very big on SFDC so, unless Elon has strong feelings on the subject, I’d expect to see Tesla move in that direction for soliciting customer feedback rather than…

Because none of them are a McLaren F1.

A Defender, eh? That was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the phrase “unforgettable design” in the headline.

The legend of the Defender’s unreliability is quite legendary, yet sparse on details. What makes them so unreliable?