Am I the only one thinking to myself what a pain in the ass it must be to clean the fake vents-diffuser-diveplanes-etc?

Wow, the difference between the interiors are VAST. It was always said that the Corvettes were low rent in terms of the inside trim and seats, but comparing these same vintage cars was eye opening for me.

Loved this episode of the Grahm Norton show. Bateman’s face was classic!

Don’t forget the wet grass field that you have to park in to go pumpkin picking the in fall. Dangerous!

Perhaps a Lexus RX350?

I agree with your points. My favorite drive in my convertible is the early morning ride to work with the top down, where it’s not too sunny and relatively cool outside. There’s nothing like the vast expanse of the sky above your head, no traffic in front of you, and dropping into a lower gear pulling out of a bend of…

It’s been a few years since my kids needed strollers, but I think you could fit a stroller back there with the 3 row in use. Now, probably not a jogging stroller, but a regular stroller shouldn’t be an issue. the space back there is useable, but I woudldn’t call it large by any means.

Pretty much any car in this class (Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, Nissan Pathfinder, Ford Explorer) also has this problem. I have a 2015 CX9 and the back seats are great for a quick trip somewhere, but there’s no way to go on a roadtrip with 7 plus luggage.

“Are you not entertained?!”

I love Buxton, as well as the trio in the studio. It also doesn’t hurt that Buxton does seem to have some genuine personal relationships with some of the drivers. The couple of spotlight segments he did with Lewis were really good.

Fernado Alonso is really enjoying the F1 summer break...

Don’t forget the transmission - owner of 1 BMW

I LOVED the action sequences in John Wick. Now I know why.

Most Subies I see in Seattle are driving 5 under and not paying attention. Kind like all of the Lexus RX’s around here. The WRXs are generally speeding and keeping the traffic moving along, so that’s cool.

I love this pic! If you ever hear or watch a Keanu interview, he comes across as a guy that likes to work, hang out and ride his bikes. There’s something profoundly peaceful about that.

Stones-kilowatts per imperial gallons :)

Stones-kilowatts per Imperial gallon :)

+1

I have to say that Jenson Button’s interviews over the last couple of years have been brilliant. Maybe the driver needs to get to a point in their careers where they just say, “Screw it, I just don’t care anymore!” and say almost whatever is at top of their minds.

I absolutely loved Vasser and Zanardi’s run in the Target cars! Thanks for bringing back those rich memories!