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A 99 year old man goes to the doctor saying “Doc, you gotta help me. My 27 year old supermodel wife is pregnant, what am I going to do?”

Invest it to make more money, then use that money to fund causes and organizations that skew regulations and laws so you can continue to make more and more money. Until you have enough money to basically control everything and everyone around you.

I thought DAVID stole someone’s Jeep.

Hard to be sneaky with a tow truck.

As a DB9 owner, this comment pleases me.

You’re right, Jason, those taillights are pretty ruff.

They should be arrested for filming in portrait mode....

They (auto manufacturers) be like that doe :’(

I missed the part where it’s going to be an active lifestyle crossover with an available EV version.

Driving and looking at those around me it is shocking how many are on their phones at the wheel - it’s probably 40%, no joke. If I’m in the mood sometimes I’ll honk to get their attention and shame them. One time there was a woman in an XC90 with a baby in a car seat in the back texting away in the driver’s seat. I…

I’m going to miss you terribly, Patrick. Thanks for the help you’ve given me.

DID I TELL YOU I DRIVE A MERCEDES? IT’S AN AMG AND IT HAS SOMETHING CALLED EMOTION START! MY CAR IS BASICALLY A RACE CAR, BUT NOW I CAN HEAR IT A LITTLE BETTER. DID YOU KNOW THAT MERCEDES HAS WON THE LAST SIX CONSTRUCTOR’S CHAMPIONSHIPS IN FORMULA 1? NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA KNOW THAT.

I understand that this is mainly picking on a ridiculous New York Post article (which is probably redundant), but I feel like this great movie is now balancing on the precipice of being a poster child for a bunch of hot button political topics, and I only ask: can we not?

To add to what Chevgonemad has said below, there will always be a niche for ICE cars. They will ultimately all end up running on ethanol or some other carbon-neutral combustible, but rich people with money to burn and appetites to satisfy will keep a corner of the industry going for cool vehicles that move by burning…

Cool. If you haven’t already, build up a portfolio. Even if you have to resort to personal projects employers really like to see what you can do and like to do in the metal/design/documents. Even better if you work with a team to do stuff. 

Hey,

You echo my sentiments exactly. Engines are literally THE reason I got into engineering. I already was born several decades (closer to a century) too late to get a chance to work with steam engines (which I find even more interesting than internal combustion engines), and now I’m starting my career right as everyone…