I hear that a lot but I couldn’t disagree more. You could potentially build the Cayman into being the better drivers car, but stock it just isn’t.

This chase went on for over 2 hours at these slow speeds. He was definitely not looking for a place to pull over. Especially since all of Ventura Blvd (the street he was on) has metered parking all over it.

Oh man, I watched every minute of this last night. It was just down the street from me too. Must see TV.

They are incredible in full auto. It does an amazing job of holding gears depending on how hard you and driving/braking/etc. I’ve done entire track days with a PDK in Sport+ and never touched the shift paddle because it was so good.

Yeah I finally got to that point in the video. Apparently it is because they can fly into more locations that are “rougher” and smaller because they don’t have to be worried about sucking debris in to the engines.

So is the main reason why private jets always seem to have tail-mounted engines that it’s quieter? I’ve always wondered that.

This car lives in Los Angeles right now. There is a video in that ad of him driving it in a parking lot near the 405. That is the way to do cars and coffee. No mustang can harm you in that thing.

I have no doubt people are making bad decisions, but I would just rather have that data to know HOW bad those decisions are.

If you want an E60 this is probably the one to buy (unless you’re a real masochist and want an M5).

It’s a shocking number I suppose but it’s not really all that useful on its own. If we could see that as % of monthly income for that group it would be more useful.

In related news R. Kelly has just signed up as a flight attendant at Frontier.

Sure you can, you can borrow an astounding amount of money, sell convertibles, bonds, etc like they have done for years and continue to do. They have insanely negative cash flow, the only way to expand given that is to borrow. But to be clear there is nothing wrong with that.

On this planet. If you take the CAPEX they reinvest in order to expand their product lines and remove it from their ledger, they are still in the red. Significantly. There is zero evidence that those two product lines are profitable in and of themselves as of today unless you count the carbon credit sales, which you…

2013 Porsche 911 C2. My commute is through canyons though so I beat the hell out of it daily.

Ha, nope it’s a 2013 Porsche 911 C2. I just happen to live in the hills above Los Angeles so my commute to and from work are canyons so I race around Mulholland as part of my drive to work and it has an adverse affect on mileage it seems.

Nice detective work (GIS I assume?). What a weird art form for somebody to specialize in though...

It’s even easier than that though. For the most part you just have to avoid being an asshole in public, in front of recording devices.

Is it me or is that a rendering of a woman and not actually a woman?

I get 12 MPG out of a car that takes premium only and I live in CA (aka the gas is super expensive) but I enjoy the hell out of it and that’s all that really matters in to me in the end.

I would argue that except for the first few years, Amazon was always much more than just a bookstore. They changed the way shipping was handled, the way small businesses sold online, hell they changed supply chain management with the advent of Prime in 2005.