Indeed:

Yes, dear!

Not in my life. C.P., only good for the [redacted].

I was meaning high on dope.

All those “may or may not have been”, “allegedly” and “alleged” notations, make my Italian Catholic belly laugh up big time. Sure this is some serious press indeed!

Moreover, it seems to me that with a $500 deductible, you’ll have to pay for the totality of all the town accidents and scratches that will happen for sure. As I’ve said I am a moron but I don’t think it’s good, because the last year I was bumped by a Clio in the underground parking of the mall. The damage looked huge…

Nice!

“high heels”, because being high won’t heal you of nothing.

Just one small detail is missing, to make it perfect:

By who, oh wise one?

Hammond got mocked mercilessly for his car having been crashed and haphazardly repaired.

Read this, Einstein.

Read this, and think.

Thank you for pointing out the most important features of the human driver, that I forgot to mention: intuition and foreseeing. It would have been nice to see what could have happened in a case similar to yours, to the happy people playing cards and smoking dope in an automated car...

Just to say that in 1958 a tuned Fiat 500 Abarth (10.5:1 CR - 26 CV - 118 Km/h max. speed) did run at Monza for 7 days at the average speed of 108.252 km/h, so collecting many records for its category.

Nice info, that I didn’t know. Thank you!

Same as is the Person Of The Year.