Can this dude shift without killing the clutch?

Seems like a throwback to this—I'm a fan

I'm pretty sure that the current XC90 has the new Range Rover beat in terms of being a tasteful, understated machine of luxurious wafting.

I think it's just a reference to planes' ability to fly. Cars are constrained by there existing a road (unless you drive Unimog, of course). Planes, however, can forge their own roads, riding close to the mountains, flying high above them, swooping in and out as they see fit. Cars can't really do that.

Assuming he has investors, of course. I’m not sure any investors have been publicly announced.

The didn’t even put a period at the end of the sentence

DID HE JUST SAY 500 CARS PER YEAR?!?!

What a beautiful finishing right there.

^^Same question. It's hard to keep up with car races in college when you don't have your own TV.

From the look of that license plate, this is in Florida. Not surprised.

Seeing this makes me sad. It makes me realize that cars that are simple, beautiful, and tactile are becoming rarer and rarer every day.

If they can be turned around like Jag has been, I'm smitten.

I don't care what people say.

What the hell does GT3 even stand for in Porsche lingo?

Would you consider trading your seat in the 911 for this?

By Lexus calling this car the RX, they reinforce the stereotype that only old people drive Lexuses.

I want that color.

Did... did you just say that you bought the wrong car?

Maybe one of these then? x

The exhaust system on MINIs s held up by a couple of metal brackets that hug the underside of the muffler. One day both brackets started to make a crazy amount of noise/vibrations, so we tensioned up the metal brackets by shoving paper clips in between both. It's been silent ever since.