Get used to all of this. Going to be expensive.

Those are the days I’ll be thinking of when they take my keys away,

Over/Under of these, nationwide, that will actually “do technical off-roading:” Eleven.

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The question was literally asked:

That’s why I also have a Targa - to delay boundary layer separation. :)

They’re even more fun to drive in the rain: turn up the music and stay over 25, and the drops just skip by overhead.

Those are all the people who are too unattractive to show their faces, is what I think.

I was about to make fun of this puny alternative but, holy shit, you could get an EOS with a VR6. Gimme that and hell, yes, you can slice the top off, I want everybody to see how much fun I’m having.

Really fun article Elizabeth!

Nonsense.

I’m VERY much an “enthusiast” but this “I can modulate the brakes better” stuff, at least on the road, has got to go.

EIGHT rotors, I think. Top and bottom of each arm.

“However, in the Netherlands the tallest hill is only 4 feet high, so it’s not that hard.” :)

Pretty sure it’s a COVID thing, not sure if it’s state mandated or not. 3 different drivers have told me I couldn’t ride with them, though one let me anyway.

Three words:

This “No one in the tow truck cab” is a problem. Got told the same thing on the wrong side of I95 after blowing a tire and bending a wheel when a highway repair crew cut a 4-6" trench for a patch and then decided that was enough work for the day. What am I supposed to do, I’m 5 miles from an exit? Had to cross 3 lanes…

I was hoping someone from upstate was smart about this. Here south of the Mason-Dixon line, in our 3 bad storms a year, typically there are PLENTY of people who clear a 3 x 12" vision port on their windshield and drive off with a 4 inch blanket on the roof, which inevitably flies off as soon as they hit the interstate…

Related, don’t let anyone tell you that “Real enthusiasts never need ABS.”

But not HOLDING the car there by slipping the clutch the entire time you do it