This... just this...

From 2014. Looks like FUN

Midland Chrysler says it still has to take the beast out to the track to make sure the gearing is right and the stock driveshaft and transfer-case can handle all that power.

Personally, I’d have cut a hole in the hood rather than raise the whole thing, but that’s me.

Found the advertising for the tool, enjoy!

According to my guide, screwdrivers are used for:

This car needs it, though. I have a comptech supercharged 91 NSX. The extra makes it finally go like it looks. Its kind of like the NA 944 v 944 turbo. I mean, I know that’s factory but you get the idea. Mine went from 270hp to 370hp! And still revs to 8+ and is silky smooth. Just add a little whine ;-)

Anyone else think parking a Porsche that close to water without any sort of curb is Risky Business?

Shit from all the ass. I see what you did there.

That’s the problem. If you don’t like the car then you can’t really judge a girl that likes that car!

False, its the ultimate test. If she gets in, she’s a keeper.

What the fuck’s the point of that?

The interior is awful, but this one I don’t hate on the outside.

If I was obscenely wealthy I honestly think I would commission Mansory to make a car for me because why the fuck not. I’d ask that it be 4 or 5 clashing shades of neon colors. A silver... no scratch that, CHROME leather interior! An bunch of intakes and vents going no where and so on and so forth, I would want the car…

I...don’t hate this? Get rid of all red not a light and make it that matte grey color. Much better than any of their other “refinements”.

I don't hate it from the front, the back is kinda gross, and the inside is a monstrosity. That's actually a better than usual effort from Mansory, makers of the worst cars in the world.

Former LE here.

I’ve always loved the Esprit. I’ve got a white James Bond Esprit S1 Hot Wheels car on my desk right now.

I hear this kind of loose talk all the time, yet actually “Obamacare” already seems to be more successful, both in terms of reducing the uninsured population and in terms of lessening health care hyper-inflation, than even its proponents projected. Since you started this by asserting the opposite, would it be too much…