I had a chance to buy a 1973 911T in the late nineties for $5,000, but as a father was more concerned with my children’s college funding and other things, like food. It’s funny but none of them told me they would rather have had me buy the car.

Money does not ensure success in racing, talent does. Lewis Hamilton and others, including Danica Patrick, started from pretty humble beginnings.

It's fake news.

It's all they've got.

Whatever QuickDraw.

It may not do any significant damage in neutral, but why take the chance? In my opinion it’s a bad habit to start. When you’re not shifting, returning both hands to the wheel is safer and just as comfortable.

Right. It’s a good thing that Porsche made the 911 without an armrest for only thirty five years. What a piece of shit.

I thought that's where most Mustang owners put their beer...

Here, made up so-called problem solved. Now please stop your incessant whining:

You really shouldn't be resting your hand on the gear shift other than to shift. Yeah I know, you said lightly.

I agree, assholes inhabit every car category, but nobody should feel smug about their car, especially with less power than most minivans. And I say that as a BRZ owner. I didn’t buy it to be smug, I bought it because it's fun. I don’t have any problems with people that don’t think it is for them. I do have problem…

And fake news. Don't forget the horrible unfair fake news.

Race anything 101. Unless you’re a pro and already a weight weenie. Never could understand why anyone needed a 14 lb race bike when they should lose 10-15 off their own frame.

“So unfair!”= whiny little bitch.

Higher limits, still better get your line right.

Every current McLaren is pretty damn light for a supercar, with the possible exception of a P1.

The Evora is the only car I would contemplate replacing my BRZ with. Doesn't even need to be a 400.

If someone can get around me in a minivan, 7000 lb SUV or pickup, more power to em. So far, that hasn't happened.

Nah, the ACR has a lot more downforce and handles much more predictably than the original. That thing was nasty scary.

And his point is that 90% of the drivers owning 400 hp cars are either not good or smart enough drivers to turn the nannies off. You may or may not be, I guess you will find out.