That’s two presidents in a row now where SNL has switched to a different actor who does a less-good impression, while the original actor is still on the show (in Hammond’s case, as the announcer).

There is a $30k difference between the Turbo and Turbo S. That’s 20%. Contrary to what many people believe, not everyone buying a car like this is filthy rich and they might actually have a budget to stick too.

I’ve always loved that feature, actually. It cut down the visual mass of the long nose, but also made the emblem a sculptural element rather than the typical stick-on affair.

Neither can win? Say what you will about Dale Jr, but he had 26 Cup victories. Most drivers would kill to have the career Jr has had.

his performance on that show was criminally overlooked. the episode where he almost killed himself in the woods stands out in my mind as one of his best scenes

Bullshit...Bullshit...Derivative

Tell John Goodman to start on a walrus moustache and call the Coen Brothers.

The A.V. Club’s comment section will just suggest that you get any car that can run over Kinja.

So he invited an asshole fringe guest (which is kind of the point) and he, a comedian, made a tasteless joke. We don’t have to applaud those poor decisions, but come on. There’s nothing significant to be outraged about here. We would all benefit if people weren’t so incredibly touchy all the time.

“I have the best and most beautiful words, believe me. My words are tremendous, just like my hands, which are yuge, believe me. I was speaking to Webster, who I have a very good relationship with, a truly wonderful man, yes. So I ask him, how many words are there, and no one knows this, just how many words there are,…

Keep in mind that in the Western world, this is a problem that’s fairly exclusive to the USA, staff in Europe are paid a living wage. If you tip in the EU it’s a courtesy for a job well done, rather than a necessity for the staff to have a half-decent wage.

I like it

In the America? It’s fifty years ahead.

The civilized world (and the Aussies)

I’d go with F8 Green, which looks hideous on the configurator, but sexy in real life.

Is it just me or is he more entertaining than the “American” on the Grand Tour. Its what you expect, but it doesn’t sound like hes trying to be funny.

Let’s be real here, at least Bernie is a successful businessman.

I’ve seen it in Italy, nowhere else. Bonus is that the staff gets a real salary though (all over Europe), so tips are not as socially mandatory and merely intended as a little ‘extra’ for good service. If tips are even accepted. Not the absurd US system where a tip is the main source of income for a waiter.

That fastest lap appears to have surprised Fernando as much as it did the rest of us.