If only my infotainment system would show me stuff like this instead of useless nav, useless phone, and 10 zillion useless Sirius XM channels I never use.

Hard to say that it was “secretly” the coolest feature when it was like the main feature of a R34 over its previous iterations.

Thank you! I’ve been commenting on this site since 2009 and always wondered what it took to get out of the grays... turns out all I had to do was ask!

Gee, mister - maybe she dresses herself, like anyone who doesn’t live in their mother’s basement would.

Yes, although the author specifically called out “high-touch” which implies an avoidance of surfaces and therefore Covid, per the headline.

Did they share their methodology? (I cannot find it on their site)

“We’ve traced the call, it’s coming from inside the dealership!”

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude

That, my friend, is Fiat Panda. Specifically the one in photo is a limited Trussardi edition, hence the logo on a steering wheel.

Body came off Alexis’s funny car after the motor exploded. A not insignifigant detail. She can thank John Force who pioneered a lot of the safety systems in Funny Car because he was using them on a regular basis

The only complaint about this awesome story is the title makes it sound like it was someone’s personal car, not a prepped M4 by a business that makes cars designed for this...

That’s the best username I’ve seen in a while...take your star. Also, it’s apparent that the authors on this page are better fit for a political commentary site than an automotive one. I would say time to switch over to The Drive, but I’m already on there and they seem to be accepting the same pool of authors. Curious…

“The Ferrari Omologata – Google says that means approved in Italian – is...Huh, that’s a funny car name.”

I think its a gorgeous car, and being able to afford a coach built Ferrari is the definition of rich, but how is this a “prettier dodge viper”? The back 2/3 profile looks like a viper coupe a  bit, but any other angle is very distinctive. 

Mission accomplished AC, I clicked half-expecting a v10 Ferrari. How is it any more Vipery than the standard long-nosed 812? It is prettier than an 812 though, it’s like Ferrari un-Mansory’d their own car.

I used to get refills all the time.  Now I never see them in the store.  And Costco always has decent wiper blades (usually Rain X) for like $7, so it’s just not worth the trouble of tracking down refills.

This is how it used to be done, for decades. You didn’t even need pliers, I just used my fingers. Then, one day, refills are no longer in the store and you have to buy the whole damn thing.

Because “Big Wiper Blade” doesn’t want you to know!

That being said, these are some pretty great looking wheels for that vehicle...

You don't need 4wd and you can stack 7 in the back like cord wood. Fight the lightning with lightning