Not sure if he wears them while racing or not. If he doesn’t, that means the holes in his ears are for weight reduction

Idk, but I can tell you which 2015 F1 World Champion had the most ugly(and probably overpriced) sunglasses

that sounds familiar

Yeah, seriously. Not sure what this guy is on about. It might not be the greatest car in the world, but it’s still pretty fucking cool. It also sounds hilarious, which is another pro.

Holy shit, that must be the new Batmobile

Be honest, did you count the PT as one of the 21 cars you’ve owned in the past?

Not that it matters either way, I’ll eat my shoe if one of these actually sees any significant off-road usage

Holy shit, that’s some straight-up Seinfeld shit right there.

Honestly, as funny as a comment as this is, you’ve actually got a point. I can’t think of anything more appropriate for that bike than its own gold chain.

Nissan Fronteir Extended cab front seatbelt mounting. Any time you open the back door, the passenger has to unbuckle their seatbelt because the seatbelt is mounted to the rear door, instead of the seat (like everyone else did/does). Terrible design. It's not that it's particularly dangerous but it's an inconvenience…

I need to get my mind out of the gutter because my initial interpretation of this is probably roughly the exact opposite of what you meant...

Yes, they do make a Targa 4 GTS...

holy shit, why?

Close, but not quite.

Because normal people can’t really be used as effective marketing tools like celebrities can.

So I’m not a frequent NASCAR watcher, and I’m wondering if it’s really commonplace to have your hat and sunglasses in the car with you while racing? Both drivers were wearing their hats already upon exiting their racecar, and Kenseth put his shades on his hat as well... Seems sort of strange to have all that stuff so…

Nah, that's definitely an improvement. It's stupid, but in an awesome way.

Oh. Thought it was a Silicon Valley reference. Never mind then, lmao

I approve of your username. Silicon Valley is the best.

“A blue and gold livery”