If they can’t figure out how to stiffen the carbon-fiber body for a convertible, maybe they should concentrate on the GT3 version.

I doubt that Budweiser cared...that’s the only part of his car that doesn’t have a large Bud logo....

ZX 2+2 ?????

The XBOX One S is upscaled to 4K.

I’m confused why every production car has a Honda plate on the front. Isn’t it obvious they are all Hondas? Why clog up the design of the front of the cars with a standard dealer plate? I believe Japan is a two-plate country....if anything put some period-specific road tags on them.

I preferred the analog version (with many batteries)....the voice quality on those has yet to be equaled by anything digital. I also miss the RAZR...

The phone in the car is a digital StarTac, not a V60.

I believe $180 a month is for the Clubhouse/social membership. You get to hang at the club, but you can only look at the cars.

Not sure who drives for Amazon in your neighborhood, but you kinda described who I see dropping off my packages lately.

It looks like it has a Dustbuster handle on the back. Also, I’m hungover and that red interior is hurting my eyes

So, ‘retro’ bikes look like......old bikes? You are really going out on a limb to prove your point.

I’m not buying the biplane theory. Clearly looks like feather edges, and I doubt they’d let a plane fly anywhere near the track during race day with the crowds and the helicopters flying around.

As others have mentioned, he did this.

Actually, the stripped-down, driver-focused 911 that enthusiasts want is the base Cayman.

Hopefully it won’t also weigh 4,000 pounds.

If they’re smart, they’ll release a 718 R in a few months. An extra $12,000 for them to get the weight back under 3,000 pounds. (718 Cayman GTS looks to be 3194 lbs)

No, that can never look good. Just buy a Europa if that’s what you really want.

Where’s the after-party? At the local precinct, or the chop shop???

No, it’s one of those piss bottles you use in cars for road trips/endurance races.

“Surprisingly low” is a relative term. I live in NJ.