Although they are charging 40 pounds for viewing access now, only a few races and highlights will be free. The live link brings you to a paywall.

I’m just off Rt 35 in Missouri in when you need me.

I didn’t say reliable.   

The most convenient electric vehicles in NY do not need charging. They are available to the public, and powered by the third rail, which covers most of NYC.

It’s a good thing we built that extra tunnel so more people can commute via train.

Ditto....just popped an extra Prilosec because my eyes are already tearing up from whatever satanically hot peppers those are.

Goes on AutoTrader, selects C300 and Manual Transmission:

They also own ~$2.5 billion in cash from that $22 billion IPO.

An unnamed person I don’t know took a Phantom III drone and attached one of those $99 remote release mechanisms. They then added a remote trigger for a plasma lighter.

I don’t even get a car....I get a personal loan to pay off credit cards.

Source of those well-written words:

I never heard it described that way. From what I’d read over the years, I always assumed it was similar to the 959 in that they were perfect supercars.....street legal, very drive-able, with awesome performance (even if the Group B racing never got off the ground).

Lots of options....

It has doors that go ‘like this’.  So, it’s a supercar.

It’s a car meet right in front of the Lamborghini dealer. It’s actually the best spot to do this. We get to see lots of video, and they get to walk back into the dealer and ask for a loaner until the insurance check comes in so they can buy another one.

On the bright side, the Indy cars are 44 seconds faster than the Miata Cup cars.

Canepa Motorsports brought more than a half-dozen historic Porsches to Rennsport Reunion VI, and I personally watched Bruce and his team thrash them all around Laguna Seca....so I’m going to give him a pass on the low mileage McLaren.

Really? According to this article they are on the HUD. And last November Southwest started adding them on the primary display as well.

The 912 is a solid choice for a forever car. Patrick Long would agree as well.