911s Porsche wanted people to have both hands on the wheel, I remember Top Gear Jeremy complaining the LFA had no cup holder. Cheap way is get a Takeya traveler mug that has a locking top.

Looks like a easy 3D printed part, but the driver is going to need something with a locking top.

Yes, hyper car drivers are putting big gulps full of mountain dew in the car. lol

We need more age limits and health checks on people when they get older. Also at least in my area we don’t need 90 year olds driving suburbans and full size pickups.

Grey importing was so big in the 80s when I lived in South Florida, people would take trips and come back with a couple Mercedes Benz sedans.

We allow people to drive Harley Davidsons without helmets here drunk but I can’t get a 90s Skyline to be street legal, lets change that.

explain the 968, the 944 with the 928 body styling

I do need a S15 or a Pulsar SSS

I still hear this, older people don’t understand that cars are made to take a accidents force so you live. The old cars and trucks even just from the 90s are death traps compared to todays cars.

Maybe if it was twin turbo in over 1000hp, but at that point it would be Ferrari amount of money

That is the important part, get out and drive.

The really bad advice people would say here about winter driving. We get some bad winters with ice roads and deep snow by the mountains. But people think snow tires don’t really help and not trusting traction control and ABS.

Get my R34 V-spec https://www.duncanimports.com/used/Nissan/1999-Nissan-Skyline-10156641ac180aea964e3a706ac456cc.htm

Senior drivers are a big danger in my area, amazing you guys didn’t had Subura models like the outback

Elon saying he is a good business man, also same guy

Donate enough and he will be nice to you, we are all getting robbed 

The guy with a dozen kids from all over the place isn’t responsible 

Suddenly all the Forest Rangers have to drive green ones

Not bad, like a S5 sportsback

You notice everyone selling luxury German cars at 70k miles right before the big service on them.