Considering Wartburg was basically built on the foundation of the former BMW Eisenach factory (which was expropriated by the soviets after the war) there was still a lot of car building tradition in the area.

‘and 9 out of the 14 years there are no stupid spin drives, that made it less comfortable than a portable cd player’ This comment is so false and stupid it makes me believe you never even used an iPod with a spinning disc HD.

So you’ve also never used Google or drove in an Uber I guess Mr. anti-establishment hero?

Hey, does it feel good to be superior to all these stupid people? You know, the ones that prefer products they can use without reading an instruction booklet, because they have other fucking worries in their life than dicking around with tech? Geek arrogance is really a repulsive thing.

No. What it means is that customers can’t know the possibilities of future technology, so it’s not their job to imagine what will be possible. It’s like Henry Ford said, ‘if I had asked my customers, they would have told me they wanted a faster horse’.

iTunes still supports my 2004 iPod. Your iPod is still supported.

Yeah, superior right. Took 2 days to fill using USB1. Twice the size of a discman. Nothing like revisionist history.

The ones that were the size of the iPod had a fraction of disk space. The ones that had similar disk space were 1.5x the size of a Discman (i.e. the Nomad). They all had incredibly bad Software while the iPod had the clickwheel. And they used USB1, which took days (literal days) to fill the 5gig of space, while the…

Should HAVE not should of! This is like fingernails on chalkboard for me...

Right, Corsica. Also the theater of the last RWD wins in the WRC (BMW M3 1987, Ford Sierra Cosworth 1988).

yes

That’s also not true. The last driver championship won on RWD before the Quattros was Röhrl on Opel Ascona in 1982. The last RWD constructors championship before the AWDs was the Talbot Sunbeam Lotus in 81.

You’re not doing yourself any favors here...

Golden THROWN? Really?

So what you’re saying is that the outcome has an impact on the penalty? What a revolutionary concept!

It was Bottas’ corner. Kimi was too far back when Bottas’ had already reached the turn in point. Bottas was just going the racing line. As the guy in front you are not required to leave the door open for any misguided late attempt.

He was coach in Mainz before. Of course they had a worse win rate, considering their budget was roughly what Bayern spends for office supplies.

Who is that aging alcoholic sitting next to Klopp?

Ah, a barn door! More expensive than a new 911 nowadays...

Oh great. For Porsche your plan is engine technology that would be impossible to make compatible with modern performance demands and noise regulation. You’re a real strategic genius.