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Lol no. Japan is rumored getting 200 GRMN cars. Not known yet how many, if any at all, come here. Pricing isn't known yet either.

George proved today that it was the car all along and that Bottas is just a mediocre doormat driver. George had an easy win until the team messed it all up. Feel bad for George, but happy for Checo. George will get plenty of wins and this might be Checo's only if he's done after next race.

No. The press conference and the unveil was done in February. Cars were available in July.

From what I understand, if it detects TPMS sensors, and it falls below the threshold, it'll come back on. If it doesn't detect TPMS sensors at all, it'll stay off without issues.

Reverse into the driveway. Your rear tires have a lot more clearance.

It shouldn't. Just a light in your dash, maybe a message in your infotainment, but no decreased performance. When I buy my track wheels/tires I'm not putting TPMS in them either.

Yeah will be fine. Cars drove 100 years before TPMS came along lol.

Lol that's why they have the nannies. To protect you. If you want to really learn car control, go do autocross. It's an excellent way to learn the feel and understand the dynamics of a car. And it's at safe speeds with (hopefully) plenty of area to spin out without damaging the car.

If it's true Wolff is leaving, I see Hamilton leaving too. Russell is obviously just fine in that car. He'll be in it in 2022.

Mercedes execs: "whvy awe wve paying Hamilton vorty million whven Ruzzell khan do ze zame zhing vor zehn Euros??" :p

I wonder if Porsche Cayman GTS/GT4 owners talk down to Cayman S owners like this

Get a dedicated winter set. You have stock wheels with summers, get another cheap set of wheels with winters. Best of both worlds. Or, put winters on the stock wheels if they're the ugly chrome and black ones, and buy a nice set for your summer tires.

As long as it has proper tires, winter driving should be no problem

Always!

He beat a driver well past his prime and has limited use of one arm, and a pay driver with no business being in F1. Russell hasn't proven anything yet in F1. He beat them in qualifying, but in standings he's been and being beaten by both.

I hope Russell wins. Then there's no more denying it was the car all along :rofl:

Wait till the MY22 models are unveiled. I'm betting the next Limited Edition will be a 2.0 possibly with a manual. I've never driven a 2.0 Supra so I can't comment on how it drives.

I do have an answer, because you're wrong lol. See the scuff by the air intake? That's the roll bar. That's what saved Stroll. Just because there's a scuff on the Halo, doesn't mean that saved him. Without a Halo, he would've been absolutely fine. But because it sticks out, naturally it gets...

No it wasn't. The roll bar prevents that.

That's because it isn't true. In Stroll's case it actually hindered him from getting out of the car. Stroll's car was on the roll bar(aptly named), which is the top of the car behind his head. Halo had nothing to do with it.