If you buy a Jag I do not see why anyone would get any other color. 

Still waiting on that Ranger Raptor. Do I have use for a truck? no. Does my prevailing sense of automotive hubris demand a truck? YES! I WANT IT.

I presume despite their complexity and cost everyone will simply go the way of cameras and sensors instead of attempting to add visibility. 

The roads near me are getting worse and worse even though there is construction to refinish them throughout the year. My city has been pretty good about maintaining the roads, but the neighboring suburbs not so much.

yeah but look at this graph

My IS-F is just as fast (500 lbs less) and real people fit in the back seats. It doesn’t quite have the refinement but at approximate double the price the return on investment doesn’t change the game enough to pull the trigger. For that money, I’m more into the face ripping off senses melting type of track beasts.

This game I enjoyed way more than FF Tactics. The only thing that was an issue was the atrocious frame rate, which emulation helps now. But I loved this game, even if a lot of the mini tasks that weren’t combat related were tiring. 

I’m just thinking V8 Vantage vs V12 Vantage. 

It’s not perfect. It’s an A-, but it’s not perfect. You know yourself that this is true. You start out calling it perfect and then start to whittle away at its perfection with its flaws.

It’s fine, it’s good, it’s great even. Perfect? No. 

For a 4300 lb car, There isn’t much difference between a 500 hp car and a 471 hp car if the gearing and weight don’t change. 

1. Yes, my 11 and 13 year old fit perfectly in the back, but this is pretty much the last year they will.
2. How can it be about engagement when it’s 4300 pounds?
3. Lexus refuses to put a manual in just about anything they make, nowadays, so while it would be great I wouldn’t count on it. the 10 speed, however, does…

I dunno if it’s a good or bad thing to put ketchup on hot dogs considering the sugar content in most American Hot Dog buns, but I love me a classic Chicago dog and I don’t mess with the formula.

Then again, I also eat spam, so my opinion is probably invalid

Replacing over repairing the motor is probably a good decision. And squirrel tartare is gamey, do not recommend. 

Well what I’m getting at is that on a long enough timeline all parts fail eventually, right? So I always like when carmakers design things to be accessible, and replaceable/repairable. But most cars are built to a budget/size/complexity limit, and their engineering and design also reflects that, except Porsche who…

I wonder - the blower motor being easy to access, as well as its design for disassembly, did they anticipate blower motors going out a lot? 

Well, that explains some of the candidates on the ballot for AZ’s State Congress.

That it was going to crash because of a dumb teenager. I’d still own it, then. 

HA HA HA, JOKES AND JOKES AND JOKES FOR PERPETUITY

AS A FELLOW HUMAN I ALSO APPRECIATE THE HUMOUR RESIDENT IN THIS PITIFUL MACHINE.
I GO NOW TO INGEST ELECTRIC OIL OBVIOUSLY HUMAN FOOD NOW TO REFUEL MY BATTERIES INTERNAL ORGANS AND SATE MY FEEDING DESIRE
GOOD JOKES EVERYONE

Second third thirds?

I’ve driven it. I know what it can do, and I figure maybe it’s for what would normally be a typical Corvette buyer with a little extra cash who’s scared of the limits on modern ones.