Turn ‘Overhype’ to 11.

It had teeth!

It looks beautiful. But unfortunately, too Jaguar-ish with a touch of Alfa Romeo.

Real proof that nVidia chips run hot.

The headlights are awesome.

I think “overhype” is also dangerous. Subtle, but still dangerous.

You mean capitalism.

It’s very much alive in Asia.

Legroom and utility of minivans.

Also in certain country(ies) in South East Asia.

Please be aware that a dashcam’s FOV is wider than that of a human’s eye. From a dashcam recording, a blind turn may look as if it was not as blind, and objects’ distances appear farther than it actually is.

Ah, if “used” is the premise, I would still rather grab an used Honda Accord, as of now.

All those “magical” experience .. for at least $44,000. Sigh.

Ha! Wait until everybody got their own car and are doing the same “Driving myself in the twistys”..

Come here to South East Asia.

I think it will eventually boil down to personal preferences and/or habits, but one thing is certain: the numbers (that indicate wear and tear) will add up along with mileage interval. Here’s my math:

Fair enough. The trip itself costs at least gasoline, and maybe the driver’s free time.

Have you seen the commercials for that car? They’re awesome, man.

Kamen Rider Drive actually holds the title for the most jalop tokusatsu so far.

No, no.. That’s the classic speedcam.