Counterpoint: If you’re using your horn to let someone behind the wheel of a goddamn car know “it’s time to stop reading that text,” they deserve to have their eardrums blown out of their ears, full stop.

I think he’s joking and reading “99 seats” as the number of seats.

How did you pack 99 seats into your car?

You know you want these Saab 9000 Aero seats. Buckety, comfy, and durable; mine are approaching 244k miles, and though there’s cracks and scuffs, they’re still infinitely comfy for 10+ hours straight.

Honda seats are always a great idea if you either love having your back killed, or will never drive the car for more than thirty seconds and thus won’t experience back killing pain.

Any kind of levity to give us a break from the personality/charm deprived era of Lewis Hamilton in F1 is most welcome. Thank you Daniel and Sir Patrick.

Supposedly, Honda will have the freedom of their own engine layout with Sauber and won’t have to conform to the Merc layout that McLaren specified.

Too soon

More thorns:

Spoiler:

He has a valid point though

When it was all about Vettel on Redbull, I felt the same about Alonso. Now I still follow Vettel as my #1, but the past couple of seasons, Alonso has really grown on me and I sympathize with the poor bastard. I wish he gets into a much better car next year. Its maddening to see that talent get wasted.

Plus he’s got a cracking sense of humour.

I know I’m late in the game, but as a person who’s done exactly the same (well, never to a Toyota truck) many times, this is an excellent write-up on how to enter used-car ownership. (Especially one that’s several decades old.)

I agree with you completely, was never a big fan of him till he started loosing and showed his other side. Weird how that works. Now I just wish him the best and want him to at least score some points, the guy deserves it. It’s always tough to watch someones talent be held back by mechanical failures.

What a horrible article. Most of these beers are considered crap anyway... so how can they be "over rated." For example, Miller High Life's rating on RateBeer.com is 1. That is 1 out of a possible 100. So if it is over rated should it be a 0.5? or 0?