Thank god we don’t live in a better civilization.

Is the writer aware of Philadelphia?

Who cares. It’s not like anybody is going to buy this thing to go carving corners at Deal’s Gap. This is a boulevard cruiser.

You sir, are flippin genius! Set the motorcycle video to 1.75 playback speed and mute; then start both videos at the same time and enjoy! [Tip: You can loop the motorcycle video for maximum enjoyment.]

“Still ugly tho”

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This looks like it will be like every other “reality competition”. 45 minutes of family backstory and bleeding heart crap with 15 minutes of quick-cut competition at the end of the show. Kind of sad that Netflix is starting to go with cheap TV reality show style programming now.

I wouldn’t call it a flop because it is generally considered an incredible drivers exotic even if the GT-R is faster. They sold every single one and the reviews were extremely positive.

Hello!...Is it me you’re looking for?

When will this trope end? Expensive cars always demographic to older buyers. Kids in their 20's don’t have money for them. I was pumped in my 20s to afford a Solstice GXP (31k at the time). I still cant justify a Vette and our household income is Porsche territory now. Life gets in the way far too much to spend 80k on…

What turbos?

I can answer the motorcycle question.  Because they don’t retire motorcycles after 30 years of service.

He’s a test pilot. There is a plaque in his garage/workshop. 

Mid-engine configuration works wonders for rear-wheel launch traction. That’s why even in the supercar realm, the 488s and the 720s basically have mid 2's 0-60 times while the 755hp ZR1 can barely scratch the below 3-second realm.

The base car won’t be sub-3; they said that’s only with the Z51 package (which has shorter gearing and an electronic LSD).

Person: I’m going to buy a C8!

“that offset layout felt weird”

What in the original Top Gun was so realistic that makes you think this one will be?

5-Series Car for 3-Series money. Sounds like we’ve come full circle back to the 1st gen CTS.

I once replied to an incendiary and very poorly edited letter from opposing counsel by returning it redlined. Never heard from her again.