What with $30K profits per car and Turbo badges on electric cars, I wonder what they call their clients.

Besides the obvious (pointed out by others) that a comparative would have been more interesting (and shown quite quickly that it was not competitive in either free or paid versions anymore), I’m surprised no mention was made of the free 1TB (and even up to 6TB depending on the plan) users of Office 365 get in OneDrive.

The use of gold outside is almost acceptable. The inside, however, suggests that at least 18 of the sets will go to the Gulf.

I agree.

In black, it could be named Bentley Coupé DeVil :-)

That Flaminia is just... fantastic. (And the picture is nice too, nice light.)

After his recent discovery of the model, maybe Otto votes for the 2CV? :-)

1) don’t cost save away features people see, just charge a tiny bit more instead

Ah.

We need COTD awards around here.

You need more stars for gracing us with a bit of “A Bit Of”.

The use of lens compression shots to enhance the fearsomeness of it all is impressive, most visible in the view of the hypersonic missiles. It really looks like a compact sea indeed, whereas the trucks (for obvious security reasons) would in reality be spaced out a bit more.

Why would police need heavy machine guns? Great question.

One-touch power window switches are really only necessary for the driver, because safety commands they don’t take their hands away from their phones for too long.

Granted, but I’m surprised it should (as per the linked article) cost $6 per switch?

This car features high on my dream garage list.

Steep price, but oh so cool.

It indeed was!

If you believe the GDR embodied Socialism, then you know nothing about either.

That seems expensive.