It was either that image or his Mushroom Penis of Cancer.

And just like Ferrari, I’m sure McLaren also has a full-time staff that bullies and threatens journalists with cutting off access to its products after the company doesn’t receive the reviews it believes it deserves.

Your honor and members of the jury, I’m no fancy big city lawyer, but I ask you: Would my client - a famous Hollywood celebrity - actually make an ass out of himself and assault a woman in public?!?! **chuckles at the mere thought of such an absurdity**

Alexander Selkirk...  you managed to get me to spend 10 minutes of my work day reading about him!

Maybe I should have clarified for novices...

Hurrah for the Infiniti spokesman!

Ha! I’ve noticed this too, and even pointed it out to my GF, who **rolling her eyes at me** said maybe I should not worry about this sort of stuff so much...

Absolutely! And I know it wouldn’t have necessarily fit with Gus’s character, but a convertible or something with a little hint of the Santa Barbara good life might have helped establish the sense of place better.

Jebus... Trump called Romney an ‘ass’ and called for his ‘impeachment’ (as if that was an actual thing for someone in Romney’s position) and it’s silence on the subject in GOP Land.

I have an 1972 MGB that has more than 300,000 miles on it that I bought in ‘93, when it had 150,000 on the odometer.

Awesome! Experts in multinational corporate governance / product management are giving their opinions on the web, free of charge.

C&D managed to get a long-term F Type, and it was approximately 10 times as reliable as their long-term Corvette, more powerful, easier to live with, etc, but yeah, let’s dust off that old chestnut about unreliable Jags and trot it around again... It never gets old.

I drove a GT-R for about 5 minutes just around town, which is both a horrible and a great way to get to know a car like this. As a Porsche owner, what struck me was that even making a tight little turn to get out of a parking place, I could hear and feel the many little clutches in the driveline groan and seemingly…

Judging by the pics (which are very nice, by the way) it looks like the driver’s butt is actually placed in front of the mid-point of the wheelbase. I’m wondering if this is another effort to manipulate that driver’s sense of control, particularly those sensations that appear in oversteer situations. Hmmmm...

Watching this guy talk (with that other idiot) via that 2 minute video clip that has been making the rounds was stomach-turning.

I bought my SL for 50% less than the cost of a new Kia. My mechanical expense in 100,000 miles has been limited to consumables, ie. oil changes, filters, brakes, etc. and replacing a relay in the transmission.   

I’ve got a 1996 SL500 with 199,000 on the clock, and the V8 in that is a development of the engine in this car. I swear the engine feels stronger now than when I bought it at 108,000. I don’t even have to add a single quart of oil between 7,500 mile changes. That’s how good these things are.

No kidding... “Paulina is one of the reasons you become a rock star” was a running joke.

How far back do you have to stand before that grill makes sense?

Indeed. Also seems like it would have been a good time to deploy the Ambien defense.