They should put PriceWaterhouseCoopers in charge of the results. What could possi-blie go wrong?

We were supposed to have one of these in Scotland, but they gave us the convertible instead. Really wish we had gotten the coupe we were supposed to get... drive was still amazing, though:

Yeah the miles alone are concerning, but $2,700 is well within fuck-it-why-not territory. NP

Hillbillies have done worse in the back woods...

Having watched a fair share of Magnum episodes; I can say it amazing how well they nailed this.

You know who doesn’t think they’re a hot piece of trash?

~$4,000 is that kinda that “fuck it, why not?” price range. NP

Never leave the basement; that’s how they get you.

They’re good dogs, Bront.

Here you go:

5th Gear: I think if it had been any other company allowing non-English speakers to be drivers (say, Gizmodo site sponsor, Lyft), you’d be all in. But your hate for Uber allows you to do the metal gymnastics to agree with a government requiring employees to speak English.

Isn’t it super easy to turn it into “Air Force One”? Or any plane for that matter; just put the President on it. Boom. Air Force One.

I would actually love for Lotus to come back as a Bond car. Roger Moore never even drove an Aston. We can handle a few years without a DB.

This will definitely be part of my honeymoon in October. It’s also fitting that this is the road from Goldfinger as we’re also planning a stop at Piz Gloria from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. More Bond than I think my future wife is expecting.

It’s quite a jump from the #4 spot ($8.5M) to the #3 spot ($30M).

Please don’t covertly link to Jezebel articles. That’s just mean.

The heavily scripted stuff with Eddie was brutal. The absolute best thing he did was drive around with Rory in his E-Type. It was (at least seemed) completely unscripted, and elicited a yell from me: “where’s this guy been the whole show?!”

I was on an Amtrak from Grand Rapids to Chicago. The train was stuck behind a freight train at some point, and a 4 hour ride turned into 10 hours. Horrific.

As someone who can’t justify the cost of blazers, I am jealous of all of their blazers they’ve worn. Also, their chutzpah to wear them.

I had some from the Adidas/Goodyear collaboration that I really enjoyed. I ended up getting some Puma “driving shoes” to replace them, and really like those. What was difficult was getting Pumas that weren’t co-branded with Ferrari or BMW (I own a BMW and don’t need my footwear to reflect that).