Yep. If we are gonna spend an ass load on a plane I want it to be a damn good plane and the F35 isn't that and the F22 is.

At least we know that as long as their is air in mazda’s lungs we will be able to get a miata with a manual and most likely a 3/6 as well for the near future.

It really is. Everything about its looks is just right.

Honestly what makes a lot of those 911 guys you are referring to so irritating is how hypocritical they are. I got into a very intense argument with a 911 enthusiast for talking about the FD RX7 and about how it is such a pure driving experience that you just can't get very often any more. He went on to point out that…

Anyone else think that the CX-5 is hands down one of the best looking, if the best looking crossovers ever? I actually think it just looks great full stop.

Every other developed nation doesn’t send 70% of their submarine fleet out all at once after some relatively intense saber rattling.

First gear: READ YOUR FUCKING OWNERS MANUAL YOU IDIOTS.

I wouldn’t be surprised if some of them broke down or sunk from lack of maintenance. Some of those subs are pretty damn old. Still, that has to be scary as hell if you are on a boat near either South or North Korea.

Ah okay, that must be what I was thinking of. Regardless, either strategy seems like it would be an effective means of protecting the drivers of Indy/F1 cars.

Very true, but the polycarbonate shells I’ve seen tests of seem quite springy. I’m not saying it’s a bad idea or it shouldn’t be done, I’m just curious if anything additional would need to be done to protect spectators.

Exactly. If I remember correctly, don’t they design an entire safety cell, incorporating the canopy, around the driver so that if the boat flips/catches fire/something else hellish happens, the driver is protected and isolated? Seems like a no brainer to me. Honestly the biggest concern in my mind is how they will…

Because it is a 90’s chrysler product. Some people got unlucky and the entire assembly line was drunk the day their car was made and those are the reallllllly bad ones. Then there are the people who have more than normal amounts of problems but their cars don’t catch fire or have the wheels fall off, those where made…

Oh I know they can. I'm planning on picking one up next year as a project car. The FD was just my childhood dream car lol

Why am I not surprised?

The RX3 has its head lights separated from the grill like the yellow wagon and the black sedan, the RX4 has its lights integrated into the grill like the blue wagon and the black coupe. Either way, they are hilariously fun little cars.

I was just thinking about how good an RX3 sedan would look next to my 6 lol

An RX-3/RX-4 is only behind an FD RX-7 on the list of cars I HAVE to own before I die. Something about early to mid 70’s Japanese cars...just hnnng

And there we have it, a most likely very large win for one of the only cars as jalop as a miata. NP all day for 3k with no BBS wheels.

I wouldn’t say its their responsibility but it certainly seems like a good idea both in terms of preserving the organizations relationship with its drivers and maintaining the respect of your fans. It seems like a giant middle finger to fly one member of the family but not the other to me.

But this is indycar we are talking about, they have more than enough money to pay for two different flights.