I can’t wait for Jay Leno’s review of the car when he takes delivery of his (no snark, I honestly can’t wait. And, yes, I’m just assuming he’s one of the hundred (please, Jay, be one of the hundred! Otherwise I’ll never see it driving in the wild)).

My comment was greyed out because the FACTS it presented are inconvenient to the jolopnik's narrative.  Strange how journalism is suffering from a lack of trust these days. 

Last week a driver was shot in Utah for making a left turn in the vicinity of protesters. Of course these drivers are scared for their lives— their lives are in danger from a mob.

Only someone who hasn't driven around Los Angeles would claim anywhere else as first place. The freeways are a car spotter's dream,  with the added bonus that because of gridlock,  you might find yourself idling next to a senna (avert your eyes!) or a 918.

And some people try to argue that there isn’t a God.

I don’t know, man. Your story is AWESOME! (especially since it turned out ok). That totally could have been a plot of Wayne’s World 2: Electric Boogaloo.

I’m kind of bummed now that I never had to bail my parents out of jail for sexual deviant practices which included assault and attempted murder (falsely).

I’ve always liked the 928 more than 911s. It still looks cool. Don’t @me.

To answer your first question:

Pierce Brosnan probably had a higher net worth than Aston Martin did at the time. 

That’s IT! I'm definitely not buying this car now. 

This year kind of sucks.

How is sony and ericcson doing these days?

This really isn’t the forum, but Christensen’s principle of disruption explains this process very well.

“And tit comes standard with a dry-sump oil system that has three scavenge pumps”.

Would I rather have a car with with a flat- plane crank revving over 8000rpm instead of a mini- supercar with 700hp?

Let me be one of the 1000's of parent reading this who say (in their minds, if not out loud): “There, but for the grace of God, go I”

“Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me. They possess and enjoy early, and it does something to them, makes them soft where we are hard, and cynical where we are trustful, in a way that, unless you were born rich, it is very difficult to understand”.

“Corporate crimes are barely treated as crimes, [ESPECIALLY] in Japan”

This is certainly a hot take.