Wow that is great gas mileage! Bummer on how much oil it consumes. My car consumes a lot of oil as well but it's not that bad.

You really get 25 mpg highway? How is that possible?

Just saying

I'm most likely going to get flamed for this. (But I don't really give two shits about it.)

Cosplay seems like a hell of a lot of fun.

Holy shit, this is Frank n' Sons! I saw this trooper there a few months ago for a small con they had there. Place is pretty baller for anything collectable.

Pretty sure that's a Lambo dude!

Like the idiot in my neighborhood that was racing up and down the street on his crotch-rocket at 1:30 this morning? That said, I used to lane-split when I lived in Germany, with my 49cc scooter, albeit at very low speeds (obviously). And mostly only in stopped traffic where I didn't want to risk getting rear-ended.

In CA you are under no obligation to yield to a lane-splitting bike. The onus of safety is on the biker, not you. Just hold your position within lane and be predictable. If the bike can get around safely, he will do so. If not, then he waits a few more seconds.

Lane splitting in something that seems to be the width and weight of a small car but with two wheels might be iffy.

Since most of my ideas have already been taken, I'll go with Cole Trickle. Raw, unbridled talent right there:

That exhaust gives me a nergasm. The Porsche seems to do it a little better for me, since.. well, it looks like a freakin spaceship!

Porsche has always had a totally insane options list, easily capable of adding several tens of thousands of dollars to any car.

Skip the GSR entirely and give me the RS! Now THIS is a head turner! Less show than the GSR but MOAR GO!

Fix your Panamera with this one simple trick! Accountants hate it!

HOLY DAMN BRUTE FORCE FOR XBOX I REMEBER being a beast with lizard guy

Maybe this will get some people to realize how and why consoles hold back gaming so badly.

What if they made an actual offroad Mini instead of an overweight ugly crossover. It doesn't seem like they are using any of the lessons learned in dakar on their cars, which makes this just kind of a disappointing pr stunt.

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