Was he responsible for the name of this vehicle?

Simply wearing that suit and a Fitbit is enough to be fired in my CEO book.

“What two of the world’s top drivers were doing at a Taco Bell is unclear.”

Definately looks like the wheels stopped spinning and the tranny/clutch blew first.

I was in your position a number of years ago working big law in DC. CPO c7 A6 or S4/5 with high miles. You can get it in your price range and with the amount of miles you put on it, it would be low/average miles when you sell, very professional car, and everyone will think you paid way more than you did. Next to…

I’m glad that you wear your Ferrari themed pumas and pre-distressed jeans with absolute confidence. I’ll give you a high five next time I see you.

In fairness the dude is only 26 so he can’t be out of school very long and doesn’t want to blow his whole paycheck on a car payment.

I’m hoping this is the groundwork for future 911s. As Porsche continues to add more weight to the powertrain to get more power and greater efficiency, the idea of it sitting behind the rear axle becomes a harde engineering problem to solve. With a mid-engined 911, they can even add significant weight (think battery…

I don’t think this is any sort of secret...

The reality is to get enjoyment out of the car, you have to make the conscious decision to go out in it alone in the evening, or in the very early morning on weekends. It is planning and effort, but you have to commit to it.

I don’t see why anyone would buy this when you could get a Fiesta ST instead.

Man, 1.6l Turbo in a sub 2,500lb hatch, that’s just crazy talk.

Take that engine and transmission, stick it in the Note and add the NISMO kit. I MIGHT be okay with this.

Yes, seems like it.

Understatement of the Century:

Your New York is showing.

Anytime people dress up old-timey and show big guns around, I say, “Cool!”

Did you get PTSD? The NY Times might be interested in doing a story on it...