No, it bugs me too, the name “Boxster Spyder” has me thinking that they now plan on a “Boxster Coupe,” which makes no sense because that’s called a Cayman.

This is sweet! I saw the previous Boxster Spyder once in a parking lot and thought it was a freakin’ Carrera GT for a second.

I gotta admit, I'm surprised at how much rubber a V6 Camaro can lay down.

I stopped reading when you told me that I shouldn't play tennis when I'm baked.

I looked at the giant COOLER MASTER label on my case after I read that one...

I like the sound of that too.

I'm sure that this had already been suggested but I don't care:

The dude goes full opposite lock on some of those turns! And some of the braking looked super sketchy with all the rain. That is a serious driver.

In the wet, you need to search for grip outside of the normal racing line because of the rubber on the track.

You don't have a plutonium guy? I'll give you my guy's email.

I'd like to hear more about your plans to buy a Miata and control the weather.

Do it! Everyone loves some crazy dash cam footage.

Whoa. If I can use a USB controller then I am all over that TurboGrafx-16 section!

Sorry, you probably beat me to it. But that picture is pretty rad, right?

OK So I've scrolled through the comments and I haven't seen it yet:

It's great to hear some good stuff come out of a car being stolen. I'd like to highlight part of your story: the cops didn't do jack shit except call you when the found it. My WRX Wagon was stolen from in front of my house last April and still hasn't turned up. I'm still bitter at my local cops for not even pretending…

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Every time someone talks crap about Nixon in a conversation, I will butt in and talk about how he created the EPA. It was a very smart move for him to create it. I still have beef with the EPA over fleet standards, though.

Something isn't filled out right. A form doesn't have the proper number on it. The DMV asks for the original customs release, rather than a copy. The clerk doesn't believe the mileage on the car, or gets into a fight with you about why an odometer reading "58,246" is actually just over 36,000 miles. There's always…

I'd bet that it involves signing an affidavit or getting the thing notarized too... If these translators aren't 100% legit, they can get fined or go to jail most likely.