You know someone is gonna try this now and then blame the summon feature when they total the car.

a very early #COTD

It is a fish that has just realized it has been eaten by a jellyfish. Seems quite distressed.

Looks like this guy is...

You seem to have strung together a valid argument.

GOOD THING IT ISN’T A MUSTANG BECAUSE IT WOULD HAVE RAN INTO THE CROWD!!!!

I see your point, but parts sharing and incremental improvement is the best way for a company like McLaren, who has only just started mass producing road cars, to reduce cost and guarantee reliability. Competing with FCA funded Ferrari on price and selection is a tough battle.

No, that would be a mustang-themed watch.

I heard it already crashed into something. It got scared and bolted from the scene.

Tesla’s X has about the same quality as my X.

Motor Trend: CHEVY AND HONDA WORKING WITH APPLE ON MID-ENGINED, 2.0L APPLE CARVETTE 2000.

It must have seen a person walking down the sidewalk.

THE VIDEO WAS TAKEN IN LANDSCAPE MODE!! IT’S A MIRACLE!

I would argue that a Viper is a pretty non-asshole sports car. Whenever I see a Viper on the road (unfortunately not that often) I automatically respect them and think they are cool.

Easy to fix.

Toyota wears tighty whities because they offer more support.

The transition is going flawlesssly!

DMCVegas? So you drive a DeLorean that complied with EPA regulations from the late 70's? Maybe you should stop driving it man; it’s generating too much cancer smoke and dirty water.

Pretty sure he crashed his lambo into a lake. Get it right Raphael.

This is a great idea. The only issue that I see is when you're in bumper-to-bumper traffic. Other drivers will always be a few feet behind you and it would get annoying and distracting after awhile. I would argue that the system would have to be deactivated at speeds below 10 mph or so.