One of the hardest parts about owning a fun car that you absolutely love driving is restraining yourself from the temptation of driving it as hard as you obsess over it.

When it comes right down to it, fast cars are, in a sense, an addiction. Anyone who works on or modifies their ride will tell you the same thing, and it seems to be completely true.

It’s almost like a collaboration between RWB, Magnus Walker, Sharkwerks, and every other Porsche tuner under the sun.

When you think of old police cars, you’d be forgiven if you immediately thought of the Ford Crown Victoria that has been the go to for police departments around the U.S. for decades.

Owning a Porsche is a big deal, as anyone could easily tell you. The prestige that comes simply from being a Porsche owner is immense, and that’s not even taking into consideration the joys of owning one of these magnificent vehicles.

Let’s say you live in Beverly Hills and just purchased a Ferrari LaFerrari or a Porsche 911 GT3. Now, let’s say you’re bored. What do you do?

It is finally happening, guys. Porsche is ushering in a new era by removing the naturally aspirated engine from the 2016 911 Carrera lineup.