My dad traveled to Taiwan and got sick with bronchitis. He visited a clinic and was prescribed a course of antibiotics. As a total stranger and tourist essentially fresh off the plane, he paid something like $20USD in total for the visit and drugs.

It could be a moderately successful channel...!

There’s no way a 16-year-old can bus enough tables to to come up with the, what, $25,000 at a minimum that it would take to get a Corvette that fast?

The balance of the car was off. The right side had 242 sponsor stickers whereas the left side had a mere 239. How can you expect anyone to keep that car pointed straight?

You are brave to DD an E36. I hardly see any of those on the road anymore!

My 24-year-old BMW M5 and I will teleport to the BMW Group Classic Center where it will undergo as much factory-original restoration as possible within 24 hours.

What you are seeing in those videos is probably the leanest number of build configurations Toyota can get away with and still make a decent profit. More build configurations = more cost

What you described is a self-fulfilling prophecy. [Gives bare minimum effort] “See, told ya it wouldn’t work!”

Cost.

Tires, brake caliper seals, fuel hose...who needs all that? lol

I just picked up a 2001 BMW M5. This is the oldest car I have ever owned. Am I currently driving it? No. Will it be roadworthy soon? Yes!

...even the brake fluid looks original! Yikes.

“I had to adjust the power for every section of the Streif in order to stay within the course, not hit any obstacles and not exceed the g-force limits for the aircraft.”

Many years ago a team of undercover cops performed a drug bust in our neighborhood using an unmarked Caravan. They sat and waited for the suspects to arrive home then tore into their driveway with the sliding doors open.

The result was a sedan that, despite its specs, apparently wasn’t as great to drive as you’d think.

You’ll do a few extra acceleration pulls each week.  But mostly you’re buying it to one-up your peers that have “only” the regular Lyriq.

In my limited car buying experience, my view is this: many dealerships thrive on customers that are Uninformed, Impatient and/or Unprepared.

Some of the women in that video definitely like what they see.

What would kill you first - the lack of kidneys, or the 917?

We’ve all seen racing steering wheels with holes in the spokes...but look at the drilled-out steering column and starter key. These folks were after every possible gram of weight reduction.  Mein Gott!