Anyone who buys this for $7 million probably already has a call collection that puts your list to shame. Including the ‘etc’.

No, just buy a 1996 version of the car. 993 lights were standard.

Eggs are yellow. Those are egg whites.

This is also good Oppo.

This is good Oppo.

the blackness of space and curve of the earth.

Except for the fact that it was restored to look like it just left the factory. I’m not crying for the guy who bought it, but I’d understand if he’s a little pissed at Jaguar.

The Irishmen leaves the fly in the glass and says “don’t yee worry....he won’t drink much”

Tell that to a guy who spent $6,000,000 at auction to buy one in the last few years! I hope they adjusted the new MSRP accordingly.

Agreed it’s a smart business move, but I’d be pretty pissed if I bought one at auction for four, six or $8,000,000 over the last few years.

Technically, it’s still a replica. Why not just buy one made by someone else for $70,000 ? Actually, buy two and thrash one of them around a track all week long.

I believe maximum payload for today’s test was somewhere up near 15,000 lbs, so imagine there was some more weight other than the car.

Edited to correct the year of the award show - 2003. Same year as the Howard Stern interview.

The interview was from 2003, when it was still cool to stick up for Polanski.

Have you driven the Quadrifoglio? Many European reviewers (and a few from the US) that drove both the manual and automatic preferred the paddle-shift auto, as it minimized the turbo lag. It’s not dual-clutch, but most of them didn’t seem to mind.

Jalops that want to row their own can buy the GT3.

Well, actually a lot of people think like that before they run the plays. Most of the time it’s better to score, but giving the ball back to Brady usually turns out badly.

Kaata.

Yes.

Correct, it was about the money. They were paying the grid girls almost as much as the drivers last season. Phase 3 = Savings!