You know I read that whole article yesterday, and it was a fantastic read. His quote on process is gold. I live in an industry where process is preached religiously, yet we are dumber for it.

The quote needs to be here:

It's been so dulled down by rich people piddling around in them that so many people forget how powerful they are. The track weapon GT3 is just a monster. Hell, any of them are pretty damn quick!

Same here. This is the only "stealth luxury car" answer. It's such a perfect answer, that it was it's downfall.

I hear you, I found this unlistenable.

No shade, but would it kill you to get someone on staff to feature an up and coming artist that actually has catchy music with traditional song structure. Like I get that the ultimate hipster cred is to listen to random house beats while some girl ooh and ahh like a bashee over it, but its to grate.

Can you edit this article to say she was allegedly raped instead of just raped. I mean...the young man was not convicted in a court of law, so calling him a rapist is slanderous and offensive.

You would think an omniscient God would be able to figure it out.

Yeah I'm pretty sure God can figure out who he's praying for.

Why does he need their real names? Can't he just drop to his glory to god knees and pray for Pepper, Cinnamon, Brandy, Crystal, etc.

Yeah, I'm not just bashing the guy. He seems like a cool dude, and props to him for being able to do what he wants on his own terms. He's just not a top level racer.

In contact with Ebola patients 10 days ago.

This might have been a good occasion to use your horn a few times.

Well for one thing he has driven thousands of cars and review them, so he should know what he's talking about. Also he usually has no problem saying something sucks, so I usually trust his opinion.

"Who is Matt Farah?" Automotive journalist

Well....I can't hate him for trying to be somewhat independent. Good on him for trying to break the common image of spoiled new money teens being too lazy to pay for their own luxuries.

I think he was concerned cornering one would incite the aggression of the others, which was probably an accurate assessment they way these guys were rolling.

....... most child cop ever...... He probably drove away thinking "Just glad he didn't find my pot..."

Fourteen years ago next month, I walked into my parents house to find their dog on a leash, wandering around alone. My brother, who had been assigned to take care of the dog, was nowhere to be found & I remember being a little irritated.