lol. Fair enough. Like I said, we’re a 1 car couple living in a condo. A TT fits us well.

The entire premise of the article is so USA... and people in the USA are so oblivious, even explaining it to them doesn’t help.

Formula E contributes to global warming. Period.

Anyone who doesn’t like this swap is confused about how life works. Concern and disapproval would be acceptable reactions, if you owned said Porsche and someone snuck into your garage to replace the engine. Or, if, ya know, Porsche decided to replace all grenaded small IMSB engines with a Coyote. Then you could play…

Every argument I made to my son and his friends about their PS4 and XBox1 driving styles: Now NULL AND VOID. Thanks NASCAR. Thanks a lot. :(

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Only a communist wouldn’t love this car. Go ahead, call it crack-pipe bad. Then go to work in your 35,000 dollar crossover SUV... you communist spy!

“Minimize Clutch Slip” — not letting it slip is theoretically possible, but practically impossible.

488 Speciale or Scud, etc. It’s the test mule for the next track-focused production car, and a natural order of all things Ferrari.

Hallelujah, Amen and Thank You Jeezus! Truth be told.

True.

This is the most hysterical thing I’ve read in a long, long time. You managed to drag Donald Trump into this conversation. Pure gold.

I say fans can’t. She says they won’t. Big difference.

Point missed: They have enough wealthy people. The masses might not be wealthy, but you only need enough wealthy people and a draw. Monaco is tiny. Attendance? Off the charts. So, you don’t need a nation of wealth, you need enough wealthy people, prestige, influence and a draw.

This is not an indication that Europe is losing interest in F1. It is simply the reality of life in Europe: Disposable income —what people spend on luxuries — is cripplingly low and will remain so based on their economics. F1 will continue to migrate towards wealthier nations and The West. But, alas, even those…

Nah... I think the Corvette is the go-to vehicle for this exercise. IROCs had their moment in the 80's as being associated with a certain urban, ethnic group, but the Corvette isn’t discriminatory. I mean, that receding hairline... the paunch in the middle... the whole Larry package screams Corvette. Now, were Larry a…

I would agree, as the initial front wheel spin is an inherent trait of the Audi AWD (Haldex) system, which is set up to have a FWD bias. Before it pushes power rearward, the fronts have to slip. With that and less sticky tires on the VW, the Focus has an edge, and the expected result is that the edge disappears at…