That's very true. The Veyron is very much a German car, but there certainly have been fast Frenchies. Even if it was 60 years ago.

I guess that would explain part of the reason Bentley and RR are moving into SUVs ever so slowly.

They can afford to pay someone to drive them everywhere, but can't afford a fancy car?

Well. Yes. But in general. Even these aren't particularly powerful for sports cars, none of them. The Aircross isn't a sports car.

is on view right now in the Bowling Green station right now

If it involves an LFA drifting between race cars at Suzuka, let them milk. Yeah they should’ve done it 3 years ago, but I’m just glad they did.

Saw a Samba once. Was giddy.

Does anyone else think it's childish when people make their car all black? You're not batman

Those roos are no laughing matter

I'm with you. Who's sitting in the back of an SUV, except for children? How do you pull that off without looking like a mummy's boy?

My 84 Z had it lol

Oh c'mon now...those double front headlights are funny lookin'.

Shouldn’t the company pay for this? Like if you get injured on the job?

I've always thought these cars were fantastically ugly

Does jalopnik proof read before posting? Errors (such as Sylvia) seem to make it through more often than they should.

Demand outstripping predictions? People have been asking for a Cayman GT4 for years, and now Porsche are surprised they’re buying them?

Good for Australians. Australians will pirate it anyway, so this is just an early release for those down under.

A lot of people don’t understand this. People who will rip cruise control out of their road-going sports cars because they think cruise control has no place in a sports car.

I really don’t think it did. This is the look that launched the Boxster line and moved Porsche away from building the 911 only. Without looking up a period review, I find it hard to swallow that it was always considered ugly.

Meh. Welcome to British build quality. How many of these cars will get driven in the rain anyway? Probably less than you’d think.