I think the truck is supposed to be supernatural/magical in some way. At least that’s what I took away from the movie. The driver of the Valiant seems incredibly surprised at the truck’s ability to catch up with him.

It’s weird because DUEL is both a massive success (financially, critically), but also a sort of hidden gem. I’m guessing that has more to do with its age than anything. But, yeah, there’s a real timeless simplicity to this film that I think now only exists in more arthouse films than mainstream ones. Again, the…

Most importantly, do you wish you spent some more money on something else?

I’m 36 and drive a GTI. I also work in a very professional office environment. This dude is cray.

I had no idea it was so small, I get the same surprise every time I see a Le Mans prototype, they seems so big in the pictures but a tiny in real life.   

So at age 41 I’ve got sitting in the driveway: ‘12 Fiat 500 Abarth, ‘12 Mazdaspeed3, ‘96 Harlequin Golf, ‘91 Jetta GLI, and a ‘70 Dart Swinger.

Patrick George nailed it. Too old for a hot hatch? Fuck off. I have a GTI and I’m going to be 40 in less than 2 months. You’re old at 30? Fuck off. I say that lovingly, of course, but please do fuck off. Get a Golf R and be happy. It’ll take your dogs and your skis all the way up to wherever people do the skiing, and…

I’m gonna quote Hammond on this one:

You’re 30 and consider that “ getting old?”

It never stopped looking shockingly fucking awful to my eyes.

Not to be confused with the HipHopPapotamus, or the Rhymnocerous.

“Oh, and I’ll just take that...”

When asked about the possibility of selling a similar version of the 370Z, Nissan officials responded by saying “Wait, what the hell is a 370Z?”

It’s more the proportion than any of the details.

From the rear 3/4 if you blocked out the roundel I’d swear that this was the next evolution of the Mustang

I definitely get that. I love it too, however it does remind me of one other hypercar:

You’re just wrong.  Bumpers are hideous and photos of them should only exist to remind us of the horrors of the past so we don’t repeat those mistakes.  You have insurance.  You don’t need bumpers.

This is Porsche.  “Delete” options are always expensive and complicated.

The numbers (and my anecdotal experience) are way up for the Mk7. Jump back in the pool!