My man, this “track instructor” I’ve never heard of drove it on an autocross course and I drove it at Laguna Seca with a professional championship-winning coach.

I’d put it more that Crypto is designed to protect anyone who doesn’t want any large organization from being able to keep track of their money. That the initial people who championed it were certainly among the libertarian sorts who view any form of taxation of themselves as dirty theft.

You can look up all of the transactions, but they are executed under pseudonyms. If you can figure out who that is, you’ve got your criminal, but it’s not always easy.

The sad part is that if this was some rare, hard to drive, impossible to service, supercar from a boutique builder everyone would be hot for it. But because it reliable, drivable, car from a manufacturer who will stand behind a warranty it is passed over.  

If you say so?

Who better to represent automotive culture than someone who lives in a city where nobody drives?

Who quitn't?

Good! This is how it should have always been.  Now make it so we can order certain things WITHOUT having to get other things that we do not want. 

Yeah, but if you or I hit this kid and drove away- we’d probably spend the night in jail.

First off, props for posting the actual rules. Wild speculation is SOP in internetland...

That’s a neat toy, but a Mad Max machine would be made from several different cars.

It looks amazing but is clearly built for posing, not offroading (or even dune bombing). I’m not saying that’s a bad thing, I’m just stating a fact.

I think Erik accidentally copy/pasted something from Tracy’s porn folder into the article.

“Her hair was the color of rust. She was tall as though someone installed an aftermarket lift kit. Her walk had a smooth glide like the shifting of gears on a manual transmission. She was the Holy Grail.”

The driver was a no-nonsense young lady who was shirtless. Written on the car’s windows was its price: $1,000, which struck me as a deal for a running car.

Except this design is now on it’s fifth year...and as a plus, no CVT on any trim.

This film hit two of my “annoy” buttons for alien invasion stories. The first, the thing the aliens want, gold in this case,, is more easily obtainable on uninhabited planets, moons, asteroids, and so on. If the argument is that the aliens came to Earth because humans have already mined and refined a lot of gold, then…

You can’t take that bucket to the well too often. I’m surprised that the comments weren’t flooded with puns.

Don’t believe everything that you read. You get a parking violation and a maggot on your sleeve.

The effects in this look a lot like some of the more modern Chinese fantasy-action movies, and I think that’s intentional. If I didn’t know this was a Marvel movie I’d think it was one of those from the trailer.