These have a nasty habit of cracking the rear suspension mounts which totals the car unless you're really handy with a welder. Plus the E85 Z4 is a better car and the 3.0si makes more power and nice examples can be had for 30% less with fewer miles. 

It looks like there are other newer roadsters (Vander Hall, Chatham) that can be had for less either lightly used or new. Way too much for 90s Ford mechanicals and plastics. The latter of which I can hear squeaking through my phone screen. 

I know it doesn’t get a lot of love around here but my Alfa Romeo Stelvio is the perfect balance of being stiff and sporty without ever being harsh. It communicates the road conditions without ever jarring or jostling the occupants. The only slight downside is that it can feel nervous on washboard type roads but I’ll…

Exactly. Why does the GLI not have the same tow rating as a Tiguan? Same platform, more power, and bigger brakes. I love my Stelvio more but I’d still have my GLI if it had a 2,000-2,500 lb tow rating.

I tried. I watched some of Formula E Unplugged and put on a race but I couldn't do it. They desperately need real racing tires. It was just awful to listen to. I can handle the electric motor whine but add in the tire squeal from the lack of slicks and it just becomes a high pitched mess of annoying sounds. Give them…

He is one of the featured drivers in 100 Days to Indy which is far better than it has any right to be given that it’s on the CW and nobody seems to know about it.

I read the books. They are not good. The movies are a major upgrade. In fact they may be the biggest upgrade from page to screen ever. 

You’re one of the people I don’t get. Why on earth would you care what system people play on or how they spend their time. Nobody is attacking you for buying a gaming PC or an Xbox/Playstation. I have a gaming PC, an Xbox Series X and a Switch yet 99% of my gaming time is on Stadia because it’s easy, I can play on any …

Wait what? We’re supposed to believe that Talladega is on the level of IMS from a historical perspective. IMS had been around for 50 years before ‘dega got rolling. Hell IMS is older than the years of prohibition when NASCAR got it’s start. Not only that but Talladega isn’t even the most famous track in its own…

There's that Tim Allen show about the bass pro shop or whatever knockoff they call it. 

I don't know that the Taliban does all of it as a cover for tax cuts for rich people, but I suspect they are both in it for the money in the end. 

Hey guys I found the Tesla Stan!

Just to add to what others have said Sony makes money of Bungie makes money. And while there are no PS exclusives coming from Bungie it is important to remember that Destiny 2 just left gamepass and what is Sony rumored to be launching...a gamepass competitor. So this gives them a potential flagship title for that…

1. You’re assuming the email isn’t a convenient lie which is a stretch under their current leadership team.

To be fair a 2015 Challenger/Charger interior could easily be mistaken with that of a 1995 Stratus and they probably still use the same parts on many places. 

Tjid happened at a dam near my hometown. Unfortunately they weren't so lucky and they went over. 3 dead including 2 children under 6. One survivor in critical condition. Those low head dams are dangerous and need to go. 

Years back my cousin bought a Wal-Mart bike. The settlement from when the front forks fell off was enough to pay for new front teeth and a gently used Ford Ranger. 

Here’s my 2 cents. They should fire about 9 out of every 10 beat/traffic cops and search for and train new detectives at about triple the current rate. Its clear that there is racial and other biases in the activities of beat and traffic cops, but the public wants more crimes stopped and criminals apprehended. Why not…

Did anyone call for Mr. 2? A pair of those with batteries up front and in the back would do nicely.

This. I saw a statistic that 97% of the US population will still be at risk if we “win” this round by keeping up social distancing. A return to racing puts not just the driver’s at risk but the hotel staff, the airline personnel, and a multitude of others who are tangentially connected to the sport.