“huh ... ist das nicht eine Essiggurke ... vielleicht werde ich mich sicher und ruhig zurückziehen, wenn die Zeit reif ist”

So an active rear wing no longer works and the front heat exchangers have leaks. Not exactly “clapped out” now is it? Anyone with the ability to fork out $1M for this thing will have not issues fixing those issues.

The Veyron never was a looker, but my, that design has not aged well. The interior is fine, but the exterior, and especially the wheels, do not look like a million bucks. 

The benefit of having your own train is that you can decide yourself where to stop. Imagine you’re in your luxury pullman car (good choice!) and you’re sitting, waiting because of delays...
Nope. If i were filthy rich, i’d have them clear a path with a good amount of margin for me. Hell, perhaps just buy two time…

My experience riding trains is that they’re only boring if you find your own company boring

Well it’s certainly better looking than the T50, in my opinion. Extremely jealous of the future owners; that V12 is out of this world. And how awesome is it that he’s shown a middle finger to the current hypercar establishment that insist on over the top styling and mandatory paddle shifters.

Buy a name brand used bike on Craigslist. Then replace the brake pads and cables. Pay the local bike shop to do it if you’re not entirely comfortable doing that.

“More riders obviously means more bike repairs, but the problem is budget bikes are breaking too often too soon and aren’t actually repairable.”

Interesting, when I was riding bikes as a kid, the bikes proved more durable than my bones. (mid 2000s)

Aye, that he does...such a great show.

Everything is a visor if you scoot down far enough.

Reminded me of Blackadder....

Step 1.

I wound up with probation and community service in college for taking notes on an illegal pad.

That’s not a visor.  :-P

It’s not in the app store. It’s a web-based game.

“If you can read this in French, I’ll bet you can’t get this baby on two wheels”

Don't forget it needs to charge in under ten seconds.

Did your dad also hand-crank start his own cars? ‘Cause that is actually how you start a car? It’s more “engaging” and causes you to “actually learn about governing the engine”.

I was both amazed as a driver and terrified as pedestrian.