Do you live in a Zee country or a Zed country?

They look uncomfortable in hot weather.

Agree on your #5. I don’t consider myself an average car buyer and I don’t care about hooning, mooning, or spooning.

It's a vital question. Just not from someone who is probably ignoring their kid to join Internet outrage at a crappy web site.

No, clear wrap doesn’t stick to my sweaty ass in summer.

The perhaps more well-known side effect is the clear wrap that protects your paint from chips. I had my Porsche wrapped with clear wrap over its more exposed parts so it can track without getting chipped up. I still tape over the headlights at the track though.

I thinks it are.

Particularly fun is the one from the person asking where the parents “is” and accusing them of not doing their job. Perhaps they are commenting on crappy news sites?

Ha! We both had the same thought.

Every year before about 1900.

I’m guessing by combining ROI and POS that POI is Piece Of Investment.

What about people who sing Wagner? Opera-tors or no?

My point was, agreeing with you, most so-called auto journalism today is just opinion parading as fact, a specialty of bloggers.

Blogging is hardly journalism

Yes, the problem is the “just cheaper”. It always seems to me that many Jalopnik commenters don’t understand that labor and materials cost a lot of money and people have to be recompensed for it. Rob Dickinson at Singer said on Jay Leno’s Garage that he “stopped counting” after 4,000 hours of labor on one of his 911s.…

Because nobody with any actual money wants them. If they did, the Singer Porsche is there, and you ruled that out for that very reason.

Does he have a death wish from the lack of safety of the vehicle, or from the probable predations of the Anti Nerd and Hipster Patrol?

According to the description, it's the actual record setting run. The video that Stef posted in the main article has the same sounds in the interior shots, and the 2014 run also makes the same sounds. That's why I believe it to be the blowoff and not the fuel pump.

I believe it is the turbocharger blowoff. As he feathers the throttle, the pressure alternately builds and blows off, sometimes rapidly.

To watch the run from inside the car, and with car noises instead of sopranos singing Tibetan lama chants, try the Will Roegge channel on YouTube. It makes your eyes water.