TestShoot

Here's my observation. Exotics are not exotic, nor special anymore. It's no longer "our thing". These forums started when you had to be somebody to get an allocation. Today the cars are pumped out in large volumes with attractive lease terms to anybody with a few hundred thousand followers on social media. Social media has basically made exotics "common" and now seeing one is not as rare. Lambo sold more cars than ever last year... Is that good or bad?

But why bolt an Alienware desktop to the back? Dell should sue lol

sexy for sure. hybrid will be interesting, maybe smoother delivery of power down low. ushering un sub-2 second 0-60 times maybe?

If i start posting photos from my photoshoots, will you all start showing up? lol

It has been dead for a bit, but in general the entire exotic community has been quiet. I was at LV_Eric's house the other day with SupercarAce and we were discussing not seeing nay exotics around Beverly Hills. Aside from my street, I can go almost a week without seeing one on the road.

21 years later, I am still anti-aeron chair but the embody isn't bad. Honestly if the chair is a problem, try a workout ball, it'll keep your spine aligned, bad chair posture is what'll hurt you

Screengrab + photoshop, pretty obvious solution

"The Queen is dead" - Morrissey

I pop in now and then to see what's new, but the virus has been keeping a lot of events low key and not everyone is going out

Still surprised nobody has been flushed down the drain yet

Don't worry, his grandkids will finish it

Sportwagon, all day long in that comparison. The tune ability as discussed is bonkers. It can give your golden retriever doggie-whiplash. The problem i have with the bull is that urus-q6-cayenne is to me as tahoe-suburban-yukon; soul-less platform cars with upbadging. I loved the urus up until the point i saw it next to its siblings and then i lost my Lamboner

They immediately charged me something like 5% of my bids when I used it. Maybe because I came out swinging hard for a car. "https://bringatrailer.com/faq/" All bids are verified by a credit card hold to ensure commitment of potential buyers. When a bid is placed, we place a hold on the credit card on file for 5% of the bid amount. When the auction closes, the hold is released for all bidders who didn’t win the vehicle.

I spent nearly 10k on bid "deposits" in the course of a weekend. To bid they need a legit deposit to weed out people, but the peanut gallery always has something to say, even for a bunch of tire kickers. Like other car auction sites for non-contemporary or special interest cars, people get emotional and irrational.