Actually, that is the Nebraska dealer plate.

I believe there’s one at the Lexus dealer in Omaha, NE. Never been driven on the road that I know of, and I don’t think it was ever titled and sold, or even for sale. There’s pictures of it in the dealer showroom as far back as 2013, I believe it’s a Nurburgring edition. Not listed for sale on their website.

The turn is blind, and so are you.

Well, even though it would seem almost 70 people already beat me to it, I’m gonna chime in anyways. You’re fucking stupid and should probably not be allowed to drive anything apart from a mobility scooter.

I actually caught someone getting busted for blocking the left lane in Iowa last month:

There’s a red LFA, I think a Nurburgring Edition, that is on display in the showroom of Lexus of Omaha but isn’t listed for sale. Could be used, or it could be one of the 12.

Awwww thanks

After it sat for 10 years un-driven, I took my 1991 Alfa Spider though an automated, non-touchless carwash the first week I had it back on the road.

..Cause they’re Boos Poos...Boos Poos

From the news article:

How many “friends” that can afford at least a $68,000 electric could you possibly have?

JR Garage is cancer.

I said for a QOTD (remember those?) that you could tell you bought the wrong car when you don’t turn and look back as you leave it. Similarly, if your car makes you turn and glance admiringly or lovingly back at it anytime you leave it, you’ve got a satisfying car.

Is your mama a llama crossover?

I do agree with your point, it’s weird that there’s no automobile enthusiast lobby.

Right, because what we really need is an organizations that can make us look as terrible to the public eye as the NRA does to gun owners.

Never let the truth stand in the way of one of the NRA’s stories.

Lets play “Sport the Australian commenter”