The Brumos GT2RS was driven by David Donohue not Clint. It set a TA1 record and is the fastest Porsche ever to run the hill. 9:18.053.

I’ve been a big fan of The Steering Committee. Down to earth Denver based hosts with more and more interesting guests. Looking forward to checking out some more of these!

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I love it. Back is a little too LFA but I can’t hate on that too much.

I had the complete opposite experience at Porsche of Colorado Springs. My 3 year old son asked if we could go see some Porsches so I brought him to the dealership. Salesman walked us around their whole facility and even let my son feel the leather in the Ferrari FF and sit in a couple other cars. Our favorites were…

One of the best things I ever did was make a Ramen Stroganoff by adding sour cream and dijon mustard to a beef ramen pack.

This is so true.

We needed some cheap transportation and picked up a Jetta SE over Honda and Subaru for the same reason. The fake leather is better than it is in our 2013 X1. So are the toys.

Just love that you post on here. Pretty amazing time we live in. How many people got to hear straight from Mr Ferrari, or Porsche when they were running their respective companies? Thanks for sharing your cool cars and ideas with the rest of us.

I had Leader-1 and Cy-kill. Or at least thats the names I remember now. Had the red guy on the top right of that graphic too but don’t know who he is.

From this day forth my son has been retroactively named after you.

Agreed. I’m in Colorado Springs and have been watching a couple B-1Bs circle for the last hour or so. Getting ready for the Air Force Academy graduation tomorrow. Hoping to see some more cool stuff too.

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I've always had the best luck with mileage when I accelerate down hill then use the momentum to let me stay off the gas on the way up the next hill.

M235i Coupe http://www.bmwusa.com/Standard/Conte…

I was going with this one... Yeah its technically not a Lambo but it has a Diablo V12 and was built here. (Its a Vector M12)

A lease to own program that has a $500/month true cost of ownership