Mazepin did indeed have his best “race” of the season in Belgium. Erik, do you remember the Belgium event?

I struggle to come up with alternatives for the 718, though. The F-Type? Does the Polestar 1 still count? The 718 is quite attractive with the right options checked and sets a high bar to clear, IMHO.

This is a swan song. It’s like the last stick-shift Astons; the obsolescence is the point. Indulge a little nostalgia.

Advancements...if you’re only looking at new tech and ever more impressive performance numbers, you’re missing the point if you’re a driving enthusiast.

Not only Ferrari but also the VIP customers that will be “gifted” with the opportunity to purchase that car. Every Ferrari limited series cars (not talking about customer-commissioned one off) start appreciating immediately.

I was ready to poo-poo this car as yet another rich guy garage trophy (which it is, really) but damn, this car looks the business. And with that wonderful NA engine? This could be one of the last great naturally aspirated hypercars and I love it. And screw the LaFerrari with its silly battery that costs $200,000 to…

This is the correct take. Ferrari has a guaranteed profit on these since their customers will pay whatever the cost is, and they get to try out different styling exercises and get tons of publicity as a result. This car is for Ferrari. 

Digging the rear end, calls back to 80's Ferraris, like the Testarossa and 348.

My understanding is that any limited edition Ferrari basically gets sold to a club of very wealthy people with multiple Ferraris who get first dibs.

Do you know the chances of something like this happening? I’m sure it’s statistically high...

IANAL, but I’m pretty sure you are allowed to keep any vehicles that roll on top of yours and get stuck there.

Imagine being the Acadia driver in your airbag cocoon, only able to see sky out the windshield.

So exciting to add altitude anxiety to range anxiety!

Maybe you don’t have so many 15 year olds doing armed carjackings?

— should Brooks have been fleeing the police for an unrelated incident — then that would change the complexion of the Waukesha parade crash and its interpretation. That would then make Jalopnik’s initial interpretation of the crash as intentional incorrect,

Why was this guy out on bail with bail jumping being a prior charge? I mean the red flags are all there and now the spin is going to be that since he was fleeing from committing a different crime we should blame the cops instead of this guy.  Lock his ass up for life.

Again, no. There aren’t literal tens of millions of people who believe what they would hear on OAN if they were watching. There are millions, which when expressed as a percentage of the populace is quite small. OAN is a fringe media outlet that was built to placate and extract money from a delusional set of people.…

At this point I think the majority of viewers on Fox and OAN are just lefties hate watching. I never hear anyone talking about what they saw on Fox other than pissy people on the internet.

Your motivation for this comment is hilarious, because the same motivation is the reason for every “news” network’s incredibly long list or corrections, retractions, and defamation lawsuit settlements.

And lezbehonest nobody takes OAN seriously.