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11/17/09
Oh, and Geländewagen chick needs to better understand just how good that vehicle is, off-road, if driven by someone with half a clue. #nissangtr
11/17/09
Seriously though, it's a very nicely done short, and I'm impressed that they were able to get such a great lineup of cars and match them so well to the characters. Seems like someone involved in this production knew where to find some well heeled friends, and in exchange for letting them borrow their cars, promised to write them in to the script. #nissangtr
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10/29/09
*She's not really a Veyron, truth be told. #porsche911
10/29/09
10/29/09
Read a good book on the train—then drive that 911 like you stole it. Or that Superlight Miata. You get the idea.
how many times have i said this, only to be shouted down? wtf. #porsche911
10/30/09
Or I move to Europe or Japan. #porsche911
10/29/09
And it's also true that there aren't that many places in the country with the density to justify mass transit, or the economy to support that investment, or the political will to create routes in developed areas and go through the pain of building transit lines.
Which means that people who have the talent and income to choose where they live, will continue to make quality of life decisions, where a short, pleasant commute might figure quite highly. And it means that communities that can't supply better commuting options will stop attracting the more profitable and dynamic residents and businesses, and enter downward death spirals as dropping population and declining investment removes the resources to improve life and transit options. #porsche911
10/29/09
10/29/09
And getting a performance vehicle is completely out of the question. I'm still saving money though, because I need to haul around my windsurfing stuff.
I estimate two thirds of the cars my peers drive are leased by their employers. I take the train and the bus to work, everyday...
Thing is... I do enjoy reading the papers onroute, and the traffic jams over here are like some sick additional ring of hell Dante couldn't think of. So I guess not driving to work is okay... #porsche911
10/29/09
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10/29/09
A) The driver has put it up manually to flaunt his Bruce-ocity.
B) It's broken.
Having previously owned (and commuted daily in) a used 911, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and say it's broken. The $300-$500 it's gonna cost to fix would have bought an awful lot of train tickets, but who cares? #porsche911
10/29/09
10/29/09
I am all for this outlook. It means gasoline powered fun won't go the way of the dodo completely for a lot longer. Which ultimately means I have longer to save up for my dream sports, which, coincidentally, is almost a mirror image of the car shown in the pic of this thread - make it midnight blue metallic and we're good to roll.
Here's to government-funded public transport paying for my sports car! #porsche911