Pretty much, the Japanese make an engineering wonder, the Americans build a crude but functional version, now all we have to do is wait for the Germans to make a flawless but ridiculously expensive version, and the Italians to make a pretty but stupid penis shaped robot.

Those pictures look photoshopped.

Propulsion will be a 50/50 mix of a peroxide-based liquid fuel and a desire to get out of Houston as quickly as possible.

L-1011??? Some future this is, flying around 50 year old commercial planes!

I would pay good money to see Mayweather try to pronounce and/or spell Koenigsegg. That would truly be the fight of the century.

Lord have mercy.

Do you know what features my Jaaaag has? None of those above and thank god. Because it’s British and that shit is going to break!

You mentioned Wal-Mart. I think that’s where the base model wheels were sourced.

You seem to be under the impression that only enthusiasts will buy this car.

I guess a better comparison would be the center console armrest. Does it impede certain things in the E-Class and not get in the way in the Ghibli? If so, point for the Ghibli!

I agreed with you right up until Maserati said “50,000 units per year.”

‘“broadcast presentation” mode’

I’ve tried these in the past. They are cool, but are nearly unplayable (to me at least) without a wheel. Incredibly difficult with a controller.

Anyone who as seen and/or interacted with you, Matt.

Just bought an Infiniti on Saturday and even though I had financing through my credit union the dealership insisted that I fill out a credit report/check with them “just for identity purposes”. I initially refused but they said the sale couldn’t be done w/o it. Needless to say my credit score had suffered a 15 point…

I got burned by a car dealership in a less serious, but similar, manner.

From the vehicle report. 76,944mi converts to 123,910km. So could be a clerical error, could be something more sketchy.