I’ve been meh on 911s since the 996. All the new Porsches are too tame and thus quite tame. The Cayman is cool to get into that brand, but the only Cayman I’m interested has a Boss 302 in it.

Porsches are just as common as the Prius in SoCal and it’s largely why I think these cars are nothing special. Every divorced dad I knew growing up had a 911 Cabrio.

Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Q4

like the TÜV? who also missed the VW cheats?

News flash: the emissions that the EPA are complaining about having nothing to do with global warming. Diesels emit far fewer greenhouse gas emissions than gasoline powered vehicles.

1st gear: the EPA can go fuck itself on this one.

It’s because they haven’t been approved yet.

One of the main issues with these ice cream trucks is the fact that they have to idle to keep their refrigerators functioning, meaning everyone standing in line is subject to diesel pollutants.

Diesel isn’t dead damnit. Thank you #BasedItalianDieselGods.

You have to drive like a complete asshole to fishtail a car on a BANKED portion of highway. This guy gets zero sympathy from me.

Grubhub has been around for forever, but not in its current format. When I lived in Chicago circa 2011-2013, it only worked with restaurants that already provided a delivery service. UberEats changed the game by using it’s contracted cars to extend the idea, which GrubHub now does.

“Dank” is still very much a thing if…

No it isn’t. A large majority of Chinese automotive manufacturing relies on partnerships with European, American, and Japanese OEMs. The ones that have no ties are small fish and either blatantly copy or use old platforms and tooling from the other OEMs.

Does it share any parts with my ‘71 Beetle?

Diesel Turbochargers would like a word.

You mean food delivery, like the thing that has existed since before I was born?

You do realize that the Chinese “OEMs” are using the leftover and outdated tooling used to make those American vehicles you hate so much.

I haven’t looked at the Lyft app since their last update and it is indeed the same with the current one. However the Spotify integration and uberEats is pretty dank.

That’s all fine and dandy but I won’t start using Lyft until they make their app not look like it was designed by 5 year olds. The Uber app is far superior and reigns supreme over any of their downsides.

Not sorry: you’re not correct on this. That was not my experience with the Alfa, everything in it felt perfect.

Are you nuts? The suspension was designed by the guy that did the suspension for the Ferrari 458. It truly doesn’t get any better than that.