I rented a Model 3 on Turo in Portland, and it was nice, but I’m leaning away from it now that I’ve driven one.

That is approximately 800-1200 quarter miles, which is the only way a REAL DRIVIN’ MAN lives his life. This is acceptable.

I’m with Kimi. Now if we could only stop with the obligatory and thus no longer meaningful Gatorade dump on winning coaches, my life would be complete.

Might be biased here as a Ford guy and an Aussie, but nothing will ever top Super Roo, as seen on late 60s/early 70s Falcon GT and GT-HO models:

And if you paint it pink you’ll have Homer Simpson’s car!

I find it hilarious that Toyota had to develop a cast iron, pushrod, carburated V8.

Yup. This thing is gonna flop so haaaaard.

You are not the only one.
There are many of us wondering what the hell is the point.

Am I the only person in the world that doesn’t like drifting? Not pavement drifting, at least. I can respect the ability of it but I am so friggen bored.

Ricardo looked so un-enthused for the ride along.
It was great seeing and hearing the car fling sideways through the turns to see an inside view of him just there scratching his wrist.

“over insure” is really a question of the assets you’re protecting. If you have a net worth of $0 and assets of $10,000, you’re overinsured at $300k/$100k. If on the other hand you have a net worth of $5M and assets of $6M, you’re seriously underinsured...

Good drugs in Baltimore?

Officer: “Do you know why I pulled you over?”

As an American, this doesn’t seem like nanny state bullshit at all.

Ready and waiting for the REAL MURRICANS to chime in about how this is some nanny state bullshit.

Just buy Nokian tires, they are the best tires I’ve ever had in my life. They’re used as police tires in Sweden and some USA departments. Nothing stops these tires and they aren’t that expensive ($100-$200 per tire maximum). They are the only tires I ever buy.

I believe you’re in the wrong neighborhood.

But what about ESPN The “Ocho”?