Honestly, I feel the same way. Whenever they try to make something cool, they either A: bail on it (Nardo) B: half-ass it (Phaeton, Passat W8) or C: make it lame (new Beetle). The only time they actually went through with a cool car was the new Scirocco, which they proceeded to not sell in the US because it would kill…

Neutral: I looked up a monthly payment calculator for the 2020 911 Carrera. With no down payment or trade in, over 60 months, it came to $1,977 per month. Even though it is much longer term, it’s definitely worth it to just wait longer until you can afford it.

It does look like it’s in decent shape, but $14k just seems like way too much for a non M-sport. It will most likely sell, but most likely to an idiot who thinks it actually is an M-sport. CP

I went to that show once. I didn’t see a Miura, but there was a LaFerrari, 2 LM002s, an old Maserati race car thing, and a McLaren P1 for some reason.

Any Asian country would be cool, but I don’t think Hong Kong is the best option based on the shit they’ve dealt with lately. I truly feel bad for Hong Kong. Also, as history has shown, if Turn 10 does anything China Xinnie the Pooh Xi doesn’t like, it will get banned.

I got my permit a few months ago, and if I remember correctly, the definition of street racing was a competition of speed between 2 or more cars. That is if I remember correctly.

It’s hovering around $1.40 to $1.60 in central Ohio. I haven’t seen prices above $3 for years though.

NFS pretty much has this market cornered. Forza has its market cornered. I don’t see why it needs to intrude on NFS’ territory. Forza is in the middle between realistic and fantasy. NFS is pure fantasy. That would be like Project Cars 2 trying to compete with NFS’ customization options.

Honestly, these mobile games wind up costing more than console games. The most expensive purchase in most mobile games is $99.99. This is the same price as FH4 Ultimate Edition, which gives you carpass, VIP, all DLC, and both expansions, which is a much better bargain than any mobile game.

If they can get Toyota pinned down I think it is a realistic option. The only other places with car culture they haven’t really hit are Germany, because Germany, and North America, because NA is more than just Colorado.

We need to build a wall around the virus.

1 car per family. Just let that retardation sink in. You’re fucked if both adults have jobs, or if one adult has to transport kids while the other works, you’re fucked. Actually, unless you’re single, you’re fucked. Did Trump even think before saying this? I don’t have a lot of faith in society at this point, but even…

Yeah, my school principal just sent out a survey asking if students had access to internet in case of closure. It might just happen.

That is also possible. Many other diseases that caused pandemics in the past are now no longer a threat. The coronavirus may end the same as they did.

I dunno, the Lexus doesn’t look that stylish to me. I’ve never really cared for 90s design aesthetic, though, so I’m probably biased.

I don’t really see the point of cars like this. It is a coupe, but is as big and bulky as a sedan. I never really have seen the point.

Looking at new Crossovers is also very sobering.

It’s actually interesting. For how common it is, very little is known about it. Scientists don’t really know why people get the common cold, they just know that there are hundreds of ways to get it.

I believe that Kentucky is classified as southeast, because the way regions are classified make perfect sense, because Kentucky and Florida are the same damn thing.

St. Louis needs that delightfully weird arch. Driving through it, St Louis doesn’t look horribly delightful. It looked like half of the damn city burned down. The way the states are split don’t really make much sense.