infiniteantar
InfiniteAntar
infiniteantar

I like this, but you need to allow other makes to compete, as motorsport is the best form of marketing.

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Formula E feels attacked. And I don’t think you drove through the activation zone.

These are all preproduction cars, aren't they? Which means aren't they destined for the crusher regardless?

$16k? I’d Niva spend that kinda money. I just don’t think I’d want to be in Vesta.

Ford Focus base model with the auto trans. When our 2004 Chevy Cavalier finally died, we needed something to go car-shopping in. Enterprise gave us one of them. Shit visibility, extremely cheap and cramped interior (it was easier to get the carseat into a 3dr MINI), harsh ride, crap handling. The thing is—the Focus

Jason, I know you are, like I am, the parent of children. Did your children watch the TV show (and half hour Lego ad) Ninjago circa 2014? Because this is an idea ripped straight from the show, involving robots trained in martial arts (Nindroids, if you will), an ancient evil and a daring aquarium heist.

I'm Levin it.

- Bahrain

I hear it's got excellent driving roads where you can really open up your 911.

Very happy about this “weekend editor” title, and ecstatic he's doing the F1 coverage.

Stuttgart is (was?) the capital of the Free People’s State of Württemberg.

It’s well known that Ferrari’s “Prancing Horse” was taken from the coat of arms of Count Francesco Baracca, a fighter ace who was shot down in WWI. Well, the legend I’ve heard is that Baracca was shot down in Southwest Germany, where the icon was seen in the twisted wreckage by an automotive engineer who used it for

Generally agree with what you’re saying, but converting an RX-* to an electric powertrain is just a step above LS-swapping one in my book.

If they can mount the electric drivetrain that easily, there should be no reason they can’t upgrade it just as quickly. And as I understand it, GM, Nissan and Tesla all will replace / upgrade the power packs in their EVs, so this should be no more painful than replacing a rusted gas tank in an ICE car.

This being some kind of elaborate publicity stunt (or, better, them filming a scene) for Season 2 of "What We Do in the Shadows" would be the best possible explanation.

That last one was true, wasn’t it?

I have not! And it’s the perfect answer to the other “that’s a shooting brake” replies to my comment. Thanks for saving me the image search!

I mean, hear me out.

How we got to this point:

It’s a 0.8 mile ride in a car with 14 other people. Who would have sex in--oh, Vegas.