Since rotaries work at such a high rev; it might be useful as an on-board generator.

Here’s another bit of useless trivia: When I visited the Bond in Motion exhibit at the London Film Museum I saw Q’s Avis jacket from Tomorrow Never Dies when he gives Bond the 750. His name tag said: “Quinton Quigley”.

Brosnan actually drives an Aston in every one of his films. A scene was cut from WINE where it shows him driving the DB5, but it does end up in an overhead heat camera shot at the end of the movie.

Using Vero outside of peak daytime hours allows you to see how it should work all the time. The upload quality of the photos is excellent.

It’s been my experience that the recent algorithm change has reduced engagement with my posts on IG. So while the order changed awhile ago, I was still getting a lot of Likes, but now it’s about half-ish, then random posts will hit my old numbers.

“Just Grand Coupe everything,” he said with a defeated sigh.

The only Bond to have not driven an Aston at all.

I literally just searched this pic before I even opened the article. Well done. I’d love to see Bond back in a Lotus for a change.

Some sort of price breakdown, or at least a total would’ve been awesome with this story. The Clarion exec. probably doesn’t want say it out loud, but rational people can understand that execs make money and can spend it on things like this.

I live in Chicago and I have a ‘98 M Roadster and just recently picked up an ‘04 Land Rover Disco II. While I LOVE my M, I gotta say, driving the the Disco has been a dream these past couple months.

Just for clarification for myself: Were the VW diesels not reaching their stated fuel economy, or were they straight-up not reaching minimum EPA requirements?

Best line from ‘Hello! On Broadway’ is about the demise of the Bronco and OJ:

that Chicagoans try to pass off as pizza.

Does Musky still count as a current Roadster owner? Or does Starman now have priority?

Big Oil hates it.

The Abarth 124 is a dream to drive. And it’s quad exhaust literally made me jump when it was started up in front of me.

I learned to drive on an ‘81 Spider pretty close to this one (my dad’s was dark blue) when I was 14/15. My dad bought the car new shortly after I was born. It sparked a life-long love of similarly small, sporty cars: 350z, RX-8, 135i, M Roadster.

My feelings on this are all over the place.

I love Lotus, but I have to post this image yet again on another Lotus article about a “new Lotus”:

Pretty, but there is WAY too much out there in the way of old RVs that one could do A LOT to for ~$30k.