Well, it is on par with the name, at least.

STOP YOU.

I’ve been given a lot of credit for what I did there. Took a certain amount of courage, I guess, because it sounds so nice, the Trump Chopper.

Not a single Nike swoosh, RL horse, Reebok swash, nothing? Congrats :-)

Given the prices, there’s a far more than even chance the Bugatti crap is made in China.

How many clothing items do you own with non-car logos on them, though?

The video is 22 minutes. So by the time I’ve watched it, the SSC will either be 120 miles away from me, or 79, depending on who you trust.

We’ve already had debates on what can be called a “coupé”, I’m not sure we need to provoke discussion on what can be called a “motorbike”.

I quote,

Shorter article:

the 911, which I would think might be the Taycan’s closest competitor in Porsche’s stable for prospective buyers, since the 911 starts at $99,200.

I’m not sure the lights turn off after a while. I’d hope so, because the last thing we need are five more points of light in the car, especially at night (as if the stupid trend of ambient lighting wasn’t enough.)

• Folding tray tables on the back of the front seats;
  

Given that text messages cost fractions of pennies to process, I’m still floored that people have to pay to receive them. How is this even possible? Serious question.

I friggin’ loved the R8 (better than the 10), it was a really cool car. The design is wonderful, and those whitewall tires complement it very well!

It looks a little busy, but not perhaps in a bad way.

Thank you! I almost was going to comment “1965 Continental” and then I read your post, and now thanks to you, there’s no way I’ll post “1965 Continental” in a comment here! That was close, thanks again!

Happy that you finally found a way to drive a bit longer than you usually have time for!

Because European filmmakers have no imagination :-)

I’ve always found hearses cool, for some (best left unexplored) reason. My uncle was a hearse driver who would mostly do international body deliveries across Europe, and his vehicles were my first rides in a Mercedes ever.