Commercial of the Day....Porsche Magnet

It's really no wonder why most guys want to own this car. Might be smart not to park near a high school though.

Now that.....is a car crash! Charles "Mask" Lewis goes out in a blaze.

If you're going to go out....it might as well be in a blaze of glory I guess.
Charles “Mask” Lewis was a well-known name in mixed martial arts. He sponsored many fighters, but he’s probably best remembered for launching the MMA-influenced “TapouT” apparel line. Details in LA Times

A bizarre car crash in Newport Beach involving two luxury cars left one person dead, a second injured, a third arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter and a fourth person was detained by police. These pictures show the Ferrari crash involves alcohol, speed and a white Porsche, police say.

Legend Boucles De Spa

If you are into classic racing, this is the place to be this weekend.

The Spa Rally, now rechristened the Legend Boucles de Spa, is one of the top classic events of the winter. WEBSITE

Porsche's Kinderbob sled

Porsche's tradition of helping reckless adults kill themselves now extends to children. The kids can never have it too good these days, right?

If you absolutely, positively must have the best possible sled for your angelic little Skippy, you can't do better than the Porsche "Kinderbob" (or as I like to say, pricey sled).

With metal runners, a working horn, and Porsche styling, your child will be the talk of the town, and the focus of the neighborhood bully's hatred all winter long.

You can't pick these up from the US Porsche stores, but if you motor to the German site, you can plunk down an affordable €65 (or about $95) and probably get it in time for the holiday.

More News From the Nanny State

In its bid to save the planet from climate change, Brussels could be about to create another endangered species: the Ferrari.
MEPs will on Tuesday discuss banning high-powered sports cars from Europe, with one saying that selling "boys' toys" that could exceed the 130kph top speed on EU roads (with the exception of Germany's) was "nonsense". READ ON