My future kids will ask me about Toyota’s loss in 2016.

I’m just happy that Need for Speed doesn’t exclusively own the Porsche license, anymore.

Occasionally. Now, if Arianna Grande releases special-edition cat headphones with 2 cents of ink with a $50 markup, then I congratulate the manufacturers for finding more ways to legitimately “exploit” people out of their money consensually.

Only an American like me could nerd over all the “normal” cars I saw in Germany.

I’ll be pretty honest but miss the point.

This kid can identify pratically every car he sees?

A Mercedes T-boned the Mustang...

I’m honestly baffled by the plate, too. Menlo Park has a few BYD shuttles running around, but they have Vehicle Distributor Plates.

I’m hearing breathing.

Do an Aston Martin and call it the Z6.

No kid in my generation will want to read all that. They see a driving test as just another school test. It’s sad.

I will now forgive any Hollywood car chase that has a car pipe-flip off of another car, as long as it was clearly off of the wheel.

Is it a fair point that Bloom’s 991 slides out of view of Hardeman’s mirror before meeting Bloom right before the apex?

Indeed.

I need to remind myself to save everywhere I can. Even at my young age where practically all of my money is at my disposal, I have to enforce my spending habits further when I suddenly come to more money.

I’m going to guess that he got yanked because of the smoke from the sliding, since the marshals have to assume that there’s fire where there’s smoke.

The two standouts to me are the “street-legal” Super Trofeo Huracan and the RE Amemiya RX-7!

Still pretty quintessentially Japanese.

And yet, it makes me wonder if this is a road rally that allowed a pre-stage demo run to get a lay of the course?

Pretty sure we weren’t talking to Fancy Kristen :)