I’m not sure how much I’d want to pay to service a car with 300k on the clock. It would really have to depend on the condition at that point.

Great point. Does the manufacturer provide a guide to prep the vehicle for customer delivery? I’m guessing they would want that feature turned on at that time though.

Yeah, I'm not a fan of clear liquors in general. I'm a craft beer and bourbon man.

No shit you replace the sensor. But do you remember when cars first started requiring you to press the brake pedal to put the car in gear? There were knobs to defeat the interlock solenoid if they failed.

I like Grand Tour and James May, but I'm not a huge fan of celebrity alcohol brands, and I really don’t like gin, so I’ll pass on this.

My concern is what happens when the damn sensor wears out and the car is stuck in park.

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I have a non-turbo Subaru wagon. I really really would love to see Subaru have a hatch WRX again.

350s and 370s were never super popular in my area, but I always think I'd like to find one that isn't all beat. I'm happy to see something from Nissan that isn't a rogue.

It’ll look great in the Chili’s parking lot!

Happy birthday, David!

That is trying to imbue politics on a piece of machinery that is simply a restored and working model of a 90 year old car from a company that is still in business today, and considered a prestige brand at that.

I agree. If this was Hitler’s personal Mercedes or something, I would see the backlash. Or if it was dressed up in Nazi livery.

The naysayers ARE equating the new Countach to a war crime!

I wonder if sales for these cars are bound to be unprofitably slow, or if slow sales are dealership shenanigans. Specifically, what I was talking about is when cars came in 2 or 4 door models. Are 4 door sales of these cars higher because they are inherently more desirable, or do dealerships load up with more of the…

The first time I saw one, I wondered what KN meant. I figured it had to be Kia, but I wasn't sure.

It’s hard to say there is no demand for 2 door sporty coupes when there is literally no one making them. Cars like Mustang or Miata don’t count, they are actual sports cars.

The best celebrity story in an Albatross is Jimmy Buffett owned one of these, and while flying through the Caribbean with family and friends (including Bono), the Jamaican police thought it was smugglers and shot at the plane!

Agreed. Can car companies pretty please stop using a ton of white and blue light, making it harder on your eyes for night time driving?

The person who drew the side confused the Countach with the Testarossa.