Man, it must be great to have Fuck You money.
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The heart wants what the heart wants.
Wow. Easily my favorite Ferrari convertible since the 250 GT California Spyder SWB. I might even like it more than the 250. It’s probably the best looking Ferrari Supercar since the 275 GTO.
That guy has a serious case of OCD....which is exactly what you want in a your detailer.
Yeah, I probably shouldn’t have used the phrase ‘insurance fraud’ which generally connotes criminal behavior regarding a claim against an insurance company. Instead, I should have said that the original lessee would have to obtain his required insurance fraudulently, as automobile policies (usually) include provisions…
In several states, this practice is expressly illegal by statute. Even in a state where it’s not against statutory law, that chances of it crossing the line into insurance fraud would be strong. It would be unlikely that someone who was engaging in this kind of behavior would request, and receive, permission from the…
He’s not Clarkson, but he’s serviceable. After the enormous mistake of re-tooling the show, this is probably the best BBC could hope for. They could probably build something entertaining and enduring around LeBlanc and Harris. They need to find their James May.
That would be epic. Absolutely epic.
The last paragraph sums up the challenge perfectly. While this sounds great, it will never happen. For a variety of reasons, US cities are not going to spend the kind of money it takes to host an F1 race. And as we all know, many other western (democratic) cities are already struggling to keep races with rich…
Enormity? I wouldn’t get carried away. It’s a lightly used FF, not a Gulfstream.
FWIW, I own an FF. I wanted the F12, but my wife begged me to get something with a back seat as one of our kids is a toddler. I still like the F12 more (a lot more), but I love the FF. It’s one of the best cars I’ve ever owned and frankly no one is more shocked than I am. I had an F430 that was a giant lemon. The FF…
Hasn’t that been done?
It’s really shocking a phone company is struggling to make a car.
Yeah, that’s true. It also underscores the fact that (I don’t believe) Apple has commented....yet.
If only there were a word we could use to properly describe ‘protests that turned violent.’
In actuality, if it’s a public company, the PR goon wold say ‘no comment’ because anything other than ‘no comment’ risks violating SEC regulations regarding disclosure of material information. Essentially, corporations can refuse comment but they cannot purposefully misinform without potentially violating federal US…
I knew Bahrain owned a piece of McLaren but didn’t realize it was half. That’s interesting.
I’m reminded of the 1970s and 1980s when we saw an explosion of mega-companies that were building a portfolio of barely related corporate properties. I guess there are some synergies that could be exploited between an electronics company and a car company...but still, it’s an electronics company (whose biggest revenue…
I would have to read through the relevant CFR and statutory law to be sure, but I believe this guy is violating current federal law, presuming he hasn’t applied for and received a permit. The EPA’s restrictions on diverting creeks and streams are INSANE. How insane? So insane that this guy’s contraption could set him…
It’s weird. He didn’t have the career I thought he’d have after his first couple films. He’s likely too long in the tooth for Bond now, but it would have been a smart move if it was offered back in the day.