Right now, our biggest issue with Tesla is that we write about them so damn much these days we're running out of AP and Getty photos of the cars or of Elon so… we need to get on that. In the meantime, here's a 13-year-old photo of Musk with Peter Thiel. Sure, I could have used any one of the many photos of him with a…

wow, armchair F1 drivers, gotta love it.

He's just pissed off the FBI isn't offering him a high paying, secret service hacker job...

sorry if the truth hurts ;)

she has moved past them and they're waiting for the next star to enter their "zone"...

Arri Alexa...with the trimmings and a big, fast zoom lens. Definitely in the $120k area...

Chris also drove it for only 3 laps and in the wet...

Driven my 911 C4S across Canada twice and from northern Alberta to Los Angeles once. It's the best road trip car ever!

Solid writing. In depth. Detailed breakdown. Great article. Keep up the good work!

Already did this here in Alberta. Guess what I'm fighting right now...

I don't know...looks like a ferrari to me. Paint that concept red and tell me it's not a ferrari. Lambo would never go for that design

You think a handful of Ford haters and diesel enthusiasts trolling an AMA on Reddit is a clear indication Ford has lost touch?

I don't know what it is about domestic automotive industry, but there is so much brand prejudice it's hard to have intelligent discussions/debates anymore!

3.) Bus Driver Unintentionally Careens Through A House

To me, this is a moment where the internet failed.

Neither of them had citizenship...

Stock car with OEM tires...no, no it's not faster round the ring than a stock GT2 on OEM tires. Nice try though.

excuse me? They are rated by JD Power as being second for reliability among all manufacturers (Lexus is number 1)...2 years ago TUV rated the 911 as the most reliable car in Germany. (after performing 7.8 million inspections) Also, perhaps, the fact that 60% of all Porsches ever made are still on the road. That's EVER…

everyone just chill out...it's a concept. CON-CEPT. I will be the first to stand and applaud if they ever actually make this, but it's just a concept.

The insurance giants have done a good job of vilifying speed (and anything else they consider a risk) that no single politician would ever stand up in front of the voting public and say they are for raising speed limits. At least none that have won. Between that and they money being generated with photo radar/speeding…