How do you fit a bunch of Porsches in one garage? With hydraulic lifts, of course!

Tesla is still in business. It’s still making the Model S. And that’s still crazy.

The chances you own a Porsche 918 Spyder and are in need of this information you probably have been contacted by Porsche directly but in case you did not get the memo, Porsche is performing a cautionary recall all 918 Spyder supercars pertaining to the seat belt assembly.

Remember when you were 13-years old? Were you trying to get your first girlfriend, saving up your allowance to buy the your band’s latest CD, or perhaps staring at your bedroom wall full of super car posters?

There are a couple of things you expect when you drop over $200,000 dollars on a range-topping Mercedes. One of those things is for it to actually start when want it to.

Unfortunately, bad things happen to good people. The following video is proof that terrible things happen to great cars.

Recently on Reddit a Porsche parts specialist released factory pricing on 918 Spyder replacement parts and they’re staggering, I’m not talking wheel sizes.