The 996 has recently grown on me in a big way. After seeing a Carrera with the Aero Kit, my opinion on their styling completely changed. Still haven’t come around to the widebody 996s, but the standard ones are starting to look very sharp.

This is one of those concepts that is “fine” if you play its rules, but will be indescribably maddening if you need it to do something counter to its logic.

No.

but in listening to the lyrics this time I’m not sure this one has aged all that well.

Most Tesla drivers don’t hold on to the steering wheel anyways.

This is design hubris.

Damn kids.

Charging infrastructure should have zero to do with their decision. These things by definition park in depots at night. During the day, they make runs that are very, very rarely longer than 20-30 miles in a loop. And for those that are double-duty, taking sports/events teams, you can always keep a few gas burners…

Have you driven on Mid-American highways?

As a person who has been somewhat neutral on trucks in general, there are more than a few Dodge Ram (usually) owners whose driving/life skills are so reprehensible and insane that it poisons the well.

The 278 record is held by Koenigsegg, Jason, not McLaren.

575 was a better 550. I wouldn’t kick either out of bed.

ND at any price

That was so delicious I don’t know if I have room for dessert!!! 

Nobody was buying a 300ZX for the fuel economy—a gauge like this would be the kind of thing a 1980s Sentra buyer would want, not someone in a 280Z or 300ZX, right? Wouldn’t you want this on an economy car, where the owner would be most likely to really want to keep an eye on the dregs of a tank?

Wait. so a child has a toy gun on his desk during a Zoom class, and he gets a visit from the cops and gets suspended ... but a politician brandishes his weapon in the Zoom meeting, and he gets a hearty belly laugh?

As a long-time owner of thirsty cars, I say target the fuel and not the cars. Those who consume the most should pay the most, and face the strongest incentives to buy fuel-efficient vehicles and drive in fuel-efficient ways.

Taking Cara Baby

I think the “more expensive” problem is only true if you’re buying enameled cast-iron cookware with a fancy French name on it.