Massively impressive. I’m reading this article as an F1 fan, thinking to myself “wow a 9 year old “rental” car comes 5th at arguably the biggest race of the year and they wonder why it’s a dying sport” Can you imagine Force India turning up at Spa with a 9 year old Red Bull car and asking to race? They would get…

The 190E 2.3 16v had the beautiful Getrag dogleg 5spd. You may know this transmission from another car that BMW had to scramble to build because Mercedes was kicking their ass around every track in Europe.

Ugh. I hate articles like this because glorified bloggers do a terrible job of describing money and how it works to people who also have no clue what’s going on.

It really is terrible. Especially in Florida. People all over the country talk about having 3 seasons to drive their sports cars, and how Florida must be paradise. But none of my fun cars have AC, and when the heat index is pushing 100 from June through September, and in the 90’s in May and parts of October. I end up…

I want to be able to drive my 3 cars that don’t have AC.....

Yes shorting is literally betting against the market. And people get caught out every day losing money in a failed short.

Sorry for your sad upbringing. My dad is my hero.

I saw this on Netflix and scrolled right past it to never think about it again.....but now I kinda want to check it out. Congratulations on promoting something you thought shouldn’t exist.

I mean obviously it is.....but Paul Walker.....

Come visit Destin. I’ll show you 1,000 jeeps that haven’t seen anything more than Beach parking lots.

I know several people who put kids in the back of a (used) 911. Check out @p911r on instagram

Yess! I turn 30 this month, in the process of starting my 3rd company, still single, and own 4 cars, and I work an +80 hour week to afford my chosen lifestyle.

“Internet business” is my generalization for anything tech related. A couple of the guys have marketing companies for different business segments, there are web developers, software engineers, one couple I think the husband just manages the wife’s Instagram celebrity status and blog.

Obviously “a lot” is relative. But there are tens of millions of 60-70 year olds who work at Walmart and drive civics and challengers too, and yet there are “a lot” of older buyers for supercars to the point that most special cars sell out well before they hit the market.

You have to pick up the animals and put them on your horse? So no more shooting 30 buffalo, 20 wolves, 15 deer, 2 bears, and dozens of other critters on one hunting trip before cashing in big time at the general store? It’s going to be tedious to kill the last of the buffalo if you can only harvest them 1 at a time.

Well and I updated it with LED headlights, 2016 wheels and AMG grill. Those things are so much the same that pretty much all the body parts are interchangeable from 1980 to 2017

Well the main point was that no one is going to do that because they are too valuable.

Thanks, I’m a redneck at heart, so any SUV has to be capable of getting down and dirty. Before the G wagon I had a V10 Touareg. It was my favorite just because of the sheer ridiculousness of it. The G wagon is the only one I would buy again though. It was 15 years old when I bought it and I didn’t have a single major…

It turned into such a need Bitch once the warranty ended that I got mad and deleted most of the pictures when I traded it. Here is the last picture I have of it with its replacement:

Don’t look now, but there are a lot of 30-50 year olds with supercar money. These people have a different perception of what a corvette should be.