FYI. This is the best group of comments ever on one of my columns.

Toyota thought the dish where you used fresh ground pepper and chopped onions was spicy.

Toyota’s favorite snack is unsalted unbuttered popcorn.

Toyota thinks Creed is “pretty heavy”

Toyota can’t believe how much money you spent on that trip, do you know how much interest you could have gotten if you kept the amount in a tax free savings account?

Toyota never actually laughs just says “that’s funny”

Toyota goes to the game but leaves 5 minutes before it ends to beat the traffic.

I was the vehicle allocation manager. By the time I left, I was responsible for all vehicle allocation to nearly 200 dealerships throughout the US market, plus some of Canada. Porsche did not have district sales managers in the way you’re thinking; we were much too small.

Hallelujah

Like cockroaches, DeMuro remains.

No, and trust me, neither can my former bosses.

Yes, actually. If gun laws were really tight I think the tint restriction would probably go away.

That’s fair, but a lot of us as enthusiasts prefer to spend that money on cars instead of travel. Not to say what you’re doing voids you of being an enthusiast of course, but this is the way many of us are. I myself have thoughts often among the line of: “hmm, I could spend 1-2k on a vacation that I’d enjoy for 1-2…

Option 3 is to find the Alpha car in the parking lot first thing, and then crash into it, just beat the hell out of it...then the other cars know to respect you.

I dont give a fuck what any of you say, this thing looks AWESOME.

Mr. Tracy is correct. Luxury minivans exist. They all just stay in Asia b/c we Americans have a weird aversion to minivans and an unhealthy obsession with SUVs. Having ridden in a bunch of luxury minivans in Hong Kong, Korea and China, I can attest that they are very nice and preferable to sedans or SUVs in a dense…

AN ICE FIELD WOULD’VE BEEN WAY COOLER!

So, the outcome (dad didn't buy the car that day) was exactly the same as it would have been had he not been an ass about it.

This is why Porsche generally sells its cars for MSRP, while Chrysler dealerships are lucky to get thirty-seven bucks and a makeup mirror.

I’ll believe it when I see it!