Automotive

Many years back I drove Mercedes (Predecessor of the E class) but then the company switched to BMW. Good cars but not even close to MB. Thereafter I switched to Porsche. Drove the Panamera for few years, liked it plus it tick one of life’s boxes to drive

Modern cars are sooooo tunable. Today's heavy handed regulations and normalization of parts and assembly means the cars are all pretty similar with just a few things turned on or off to fit the product line. Realizing electrification is around the corner

. . . at a road race? My first Mk II at the Long Beach ALMS race, 2007. Porsche won overall with an LMP2 entry. That's what I call quick!

You are not a car man. Than a BENZ and Toyota/Lexus is a save way. I know very much about many cars, so i know which to not chose and which to chose. I know the BMW’s with Peugeot engines and home engines. The car i was test sitting, have a genuine Merced

Me as a Omega lover, i almost drive my whole life a Honda. Porsche, yes, superb. They say when you drive Nippon cars, wear Seiko. Yes, i did that.

Particularly love the Ferrari Dino and Alpine… those curves are gorgeous. I often think about the glorious machines of the past as to where we are headed with all these EVs. I can’t help but feel that my heart has been left behind with these old school ca

IMHO fun concoction equals hekka horse power to weight ratio, direct steering, tiny bit more suspension (too hard is no fun) in something small/SWB 😎😎😎 . Your number perfectly make sense for those recipe. I dont know how to define those Porsche Mod like S

And the SAAB 96 - I grew up in the backseat of one of those (although a green one). Porsche 911 RSR ’73 (picture from Internet).

Yellow probably is a color which is very linked to the 60's and 70's. The good thing is that it matches with some nice cars. Let's see what we have. Ferrari 246 Dino: Fiat 850 Coupé: Fiat Dino Spider: Yellow is not a italian thing, as we found this color