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Top Coolest Cars In Actor Keanu Reeves' Multi-Million-Dollar Collection

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The Hollywood A-Lister has spent his hard-earned cash wisely, with a garage full of supercars, including three Ferraris and a Bugatti Veyron.

It is always amazing to see celebrities spend their hard-earned money on things they have loved for years. One such collection we are obsessed with is Keanu Reeves' garage, which houses some of the finest cars in the world. His passion for all things on wheels is endearing to see, and his wealth has helped him acquire machines that are incredibly cool. Almost as cool as him.

Reeves has been spotted in public driving multiple supercars and sports cars. We explore eight of the coolest cars in his collection, all the while feeling a mixture of admiration and jealousy.

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If you wanted Apple CarPlay on one of these the option was available, for a nifty four thousand two hundred and nineteen dollars.

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Ferrari F430 at WCEC's Season Opener (2024) in West Bend, WI.

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Ferrari OEM fender and hood badges off my 2017 California T in like new condition Message me for info

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Ferrari California T "70th Anniversary" 2017. - source Soft Tech Motorsport.

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Car headcanons

Alabama: some sorta truck

Alaska: a huge truck (and a plane which he calls a car, bro also has dog sleds and boats but we’re talkin cars here)

Arizona: some sorta ATV and a Prius

Arkansas: a really old pick up

California: Ferrari (California T, obvi) and a Tesla

Colorado: some sorta mountain truck

Connecticut: Toyota Prius

Delaware: bros so old he don’t know what a car is he got a horse carriage

Florida: monster truck

Georgia: Orange 1969 Dodge Charger

Hawai’i: [idk, tell me what you think]

Idaho: definitely a truck

Illinois: [idk, tell me what you think]

Indiana: [idk, tell me what you think]

Iowa: some sorta truck

Kansas: [idk, tell me what you think]

Kentucky: [idk, tell me what you think]

Louisiana: bro has a marsh buggy but idk what his main car would be

Maine: some type of truck

Maryland: [idk, tell me what you think]

Massachusetts: [idk, tell me what you think]

Michigan: bro just has a bunch of unfinished cars in his garage

Minnesota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Mississippi: [idk, tell me what you think]

Missouri: [idk, tell me what you think]

Montana: definitely some sorta off road truck

Nebraska: [idk, tell me what you think]

Nevada: both a truck and some sorta sparkly custom Cadillac limo

New Hampshire: [idk, tell me what you think]

New Jersey: [idk, tell me what you think]

New Mexico: [idk, tell me what you think]

New York: bro has a fucking taxi

North Carolina: [idk, tell me what you think]

North Dakota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Ohio: [idk, tell me what you think]

Oklahoma: some truck

Oregon: Tesla

PA: [idk, tell me what you think]

Rhode Island: he has one of those toy electric cars that two 6 year olds could fit in [JK, idk, tell me what you think]

South Carolina: [idk, tell me what you think]

South Dakota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Tennessee: jacked up truck, and a replica of the psychobilly Cadillac

Texas: 2 of the biggest jacked up trucks because bro is compensating

Utah: something big enough for all his kids

Vermont: [idk, tell me what you think]

Virginia: [idk, tell me what you think]

Washington: [idk, tell me what you think]

West Virginia: an old pick up truck

Wisconsin: cheese wedge 1975

Wyoming: [idk, tell me what you think]

I feel like a lot of the “[idk, tell me what you think]” could be trucks

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A Georgia mom is outraged over an interactive lesson taught during her daughter's field trip to the historic Mable House plantation in the city of Mableton, where third-graders were asked to simulate a slave auction by holding up signs containing dollar amounts equal to the prices of cars – except, in this instance, numbers indicated the value of humans.

"They lined the kids up. They had them to pick cars they wanted to be. So it was like $1,300, $2,000, $2,500, $3,000, and it ranged from like Honda, Acura, Lamborghini, Ferrari. Each kid chose a car, and basically she [the instructor] began to explain to them that they're being sold. Each one of them had a real bill of sale in front of them, and she was explaining to them the cost analogy of them being sold then as a slave child today would be the equivalent of whatever car they were," Gladese Cleaves told Fox News Digital on Monday.

Cleaves said her 9-year-old daughter came home and told her about the field trip by referring to one her friends as a Lamborghini and then referring to herself as a Ferrari. The comments caught her attention, so she called her oldest daughter, who chaperoned the event, to ask what happened.

She then contacted her younger daughter's teacher at W.C. Abney Elementary School via email and spoke with her over the phone.

UTAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CANCELS SLAVERY REENACTMENT AFTER PARENT OUTRAGE

"What was crazy is that the teacher, when I called… her response was, ‘I explained to the children that these were nice slave owners,'" Cleaves recalled. "This is exactly what she said to me. She said, ‘I explained to the children that these were nice slave owners because they treated the slave like family.’I said, 'Don't say it again, Mrs. Westmoreland.' There's no way you could put nice and slave owner in the same sentence. There's no way."

She met with the principal, who, according to FOX 5 Atlanta, told parents the following in a letter:

"The lesson had never been part of the Mable House's curriculum for Abney students prior to that day, nor was it described in the field trip materials or mentioned on the Mable House website," the letter read.

Cleaves said the school's statement addressing the issue and the eventual ban on future trips to the site came after media reached out to the institution.

MOCK SLAVERY LESSON AT CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL STIRS OUTRAGE AMONG PARENTS

She argued she has still received no compassion from all fronts, and she believes school officials found the incident justifiable since a Black woman – donning attire synonymous with enslaved people from the antebellum South – had narrated the activity.

Cleaves's primary concern throughout the ordeal, however, was her daughter and how she said the assignment gave her a false narrative about a dark time in history by making slavery appear benign.

"They [the students] left there thinking that slavery was fine and that they clapped and that they danced and that it was a choice and that they could leave any time. That was the narrative that my child left there with on top of being on a chopping auction block," she said.

Cleaves said parents were not previously notified that the field trip would mention slavery and explained that they were told students would engage in arts and crafts while learning about 19th century history.

"The permission slip says nothing about that. It's little stick people in a wagon. So you think they're going to go learn about how corn was made, and they did learn about potato houses the slaves cooked in and that kind of thing, but nothing to the extent of them playing and running around a whipping tree because there's a whipping tree there with marks all over it. None of this were things that we were told," she said.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER PULLED AFTER ALLEGEDLY JOKING TO STUDENTS ABOUT SLAVERY, DISABLED PERSONS: REPORT

A photo of the permission slip provided to Fox News Digital mentioned chaperones, lunch plans for students, what children should wear to the trip and expected departure and arrival times.

Cleaves called for diversity, equity and inclusion training to better inform school officials on how to handle such situations, arguing that the teacher – who claimed she was unaware of how the activity would go – should have been better informed.

"What they're saying now is that the teacher didn't know that the narrator was going to do this. Let's give the benefit of the doubt. I believe that she did [know] because she helped paint the narrative of the cost analogy after the narrator spoke, so I'm not buying into any of that," she said.

Cleaves said the most harrowing part of the entire experience was telling her daughter the truth about slavery after the project gave her a false narrative. 

"The horrible part of this, all of this outside of my child believing a false narrative, outside of what she's been taught, is watching my child as I had to explain to her in depth why this was wrong and how her civil rights were violated and the truth about slavery. And literally watching the tears and the innocence leave her with exposing the truth at 9 years old because something else was given to her, meaning she would have learned about it, but it would have been in steps."

Fox News Digital reached out to an affiliate of the Mable House and Cobb County PARKS, to which the house is leased, but did not receive a comment from either.

The field trip programs occur through a nonprofit organization, however.

For News Digital also reached out to Paulding County School District for comment, but did not receive an immediate response.

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Stuff I Didn't Say...

...to men on online dating sites

by Ethlie Ann Vare

I’m in a pissy mood, so trust me when I tell you it could be worse. I have, at least, learned restraint of pen and tongue over the years. Okay, maybe not pen. Here are some interactions I didn’t have with men on Bumble and/or Hinge (the two dating apps where I can be found):

To the guy I politely texted “I enjoyed our chat, but I don’t see us as a match” after a phone call that revealed we were absolutely, undeniably not a match, and who texted back: "Well thanks for wasting my time….” Dude, we were on the phone together. You wasted the exact same amount of my time. Did that not occur to you?

To the 20-something who contacts me regularly, insisting that he’s older than the last time I told him he was too young for me: I am also older than the last time. The same amount older. Is there something in the Y chromosome that blinds people to equivalency? Does time only happen to men?

To the below-average-looking 60-year-old whose profile reads: “In an open marriage, NOT a sugar daddy…” what exactly are you offering, and to whom? Apparently neither the chance of a committed relationship nor the possibility a fun time is on the menu. Do you think your dick is magic?

To the male friends whom I know to be in relationships that I see on the apps: I’m not going to say anything to you or to your partner, because I don’t want to hurt her plus I don’t know your life. DADT (Don’t Ask Don’t Tell) is a thing and none of my business. But my first assumption — that you’re a liar and a cheat — is statistically probably true, and it will affect how I look at you going forward. 

To the guys who mark their politics as Moderate but pose with dead fish and live ammo, are unvaccinated and hate Joe Biden with a burning passion… sorry, but you’re not a Moderate. That’s not what “moderate” means. 

To the guy standing next to the Lamborghini, the Ferrari or the McLaren in hopes of — what, attracting a woman he can later complain is only interested in his money? … Sweetie, I can see that’s a public parking lot. If you want to persuade me that you own a fancy car, you have to take the picture in your own garage. 

To all the men who have a drink in their hand in Every. Single. Profile. Picture… you might be fine. All those glasses of alcohol might be a total coincidence. But if you ever want to go to a meeting or anything, you just let me know.

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Below is the profile photo that Bumble‘s algorithm decided should lead my profile page. I think they like it because I’m wearing tight pants. I like it because it was unposed; I was caught being delighted by an unexpected disco ball. 

Closing note: I find the apps to be as frustrating as most women of a certain age do. Yes, men of my generation age-gate their matches to women my daughter-in-law’s age. Yes, the paradox of choice makes it hard to invest much time or energy into any one person. Yes, a huge percentage of the profiles are overseas scammers. (Hint: If the word “honest” or “honesty” appears more than once in his profile, he’s a fake.) Yes, people lie about their age, their height, their career and their marital status. But it’s still a fascinating amateur study in sociology. For one, it shows how the population in Southern California over age 50 is still mostly white, while the population under age 50 is anything but. That’s a big demographic shift. I also notice that there is a metric shitload of single men in their 40’s. You can’t even say it’s a Gen X or a Millennial thing, as it spans both generations. Men born in the 1970s are overrepresented, at least in this town at this time. What’s up with that?

Mostly, I wonder if dating apps are keeping us lonely by giving us the illusion of not being lonely. I can talk to men all day and all night, but I’m still sleeping with my dog. No shade on the dog; he’s a good boy. But virtual connection isn’t genuine connection, and maybe that’s why we get frustrated, and I get pissy. But I will try to keep my yap shut about it. My pen, not so much.

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VRP x TFL Italy New Exhaust Line Released for European Cars

VR Performance (“also known as VRP”) has partnered with TFL Italy to release a series of high quality performance exhaust systems for popular European vehicles such as Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Audi. Each VRP system from TFL is hand built to order in their factory near the heart of Italian horsepower in Modena. Instead of just another company building exhausts off factory jigs, TFL Italy creates each system from the ground up. Having the car in their R&D facility, each vehicle gets 3D scanned to design the system for the best flow and function. Once completed a prototype is built to test the most important aspect for any exhaust buyer which is the sound. The exhaust systems feature high quality TIG welds, thick CNC machined flanges, and a laser engraved VR badge. Some exhausts are available in 304 Stainless Steel or highly sought after Iconel. The VRP x TFL exhaust systems are made to work with the factory valve functions and sensors that are on the vehicle. In addition to the exhaust systems that are generally catback or mufflers, competition race pipes and headers are also available for certain models.

Have a look at the entire collection of VRP x TFL exhaust systems available here.

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Porsche 991.2 Carrera | GTS

Porsche 997 Turbo

Porsche 718 GT4RS

Porsche 718 GT4

Porsche 997 Turbo

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Ferrari F8 Tributo

Ferrari 360 

Ferrari F430

Ferrari 488

Ferrari 812

Ferrari California T

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Lamborghini Huracan

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Lamborghini URUS

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BMW M2 G87

BMW M3 M4 G80

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Audi RS6 | RS7 C8

Audi R8

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Portofino : ep197

I feel kissing on my neck and ear lobe to gently wake me up.

Cheyenne: Baby, wake up. I think we died at sea. The boat must have sank last night.

I’m really groggy trying to wake up, but I’m not buying her story. Me: I don’t feel dead honey, come back to bed.

Cheyenne: Look out the porthole, we died and went to heaven.

Me: Shy, we’re living in sin. If we died in a shipwreck, we’d wake up in hell.

Cheyenne: There’s no way that there is any place on earth that is actually this beautiful. I’m pretty sure we’re in heaven.

Me: That’s just Portofino honey.

…

Tucked into a tiny spit of land about 10 kilometers south of Genoa along the northernmost coast of the Ligurian sea, Portofino is one of the most scenic ports in the known universe. The actual port covers land equivalent to a few football fields (or over here, football pitches) and nearly every square meter is occupied with a yacht. Three sides of the port feature high walls, like an amphitheater, and the northern wall has a picturesque waterfront with buildings in Mediterranean hues of yellow, burnt orange and gold.

Our sailing yacht is huge, so we’re anchored just outside of the harbor in about 30 feet of warm crystal blue water.

I throw on shorts and a t-shirt and tell Cheyenne to put on her bikini under her exercise gear as I dart out the door.

“I’ll be right back”

I return a minute later and get some running shoes on, gather up Cheyenne and head for the deck. By the time we emerge from our suite, Filet has pulled together a tiny breakfast picnic for us and put it into a shopping bag. I tuck breakfast into a rucksack, then we hop in the dinghy and the captain whisks us off to shore.

Cheyenne: What are we doing?

Me: We’re going to hike up to the lighthouse before everyone else wakes up.

Cheyenne: This is breathtaking. I honestly didn’t know that places this beautiful actually existed in real life. I thought it was just in screensavers and photoshop.

Me: Remember Henrik’s Ferrari? The one called the California? When they discontinued it, do you know what they replaced it with?

Cheyenne: No. What?

Me: A model called a Portofino.

Cheyenne: Gawd … can you imagine driving Henrik’s Ferrari around here?

Me: Somebody at Ferrari obviously did.

Cheyenne: Wow. Apropos!

…

The land on the little peninsula above Portofino is ultra-premium A+++ real estate, but somehow it hasn’t been overdeveloped with mega-mansions. There is a rustic trail that ascends to a ridgeline. Each cobbled stair step is two steps deep, but only about one half step up. So it creates an odd cadence. Step forward, step up, step forward, step up. So you’re always stepping up with the same foot. We pass terraced gardens of grapes and olives, and an ancient castle called Castello Brown before reaching the lighthouse.

The Faro di Portofino is a bright white lighthouse that sits proudly on the rocks at the end of the peninsula. From their terrace bar, there are nearly 360 degrees of sweeping ocean views. It’s beauty that defies description. There’s a cocktail bar that opens for tourists at 10am, but we’re here well before they open, so we commandeer a table and enjoy our breakfast picnic of yogurt parfait, fresh fruit, and orange juice.

Me: You know what baby?

Cheyenne: What?

Me: You may have been right.

Cheyenne: Told ya’ …

We died and went to heaven.

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Exotic Drives of Denver offers an impressive fleet of high-performance vehicles that cater to car enthusiasts and luxury seekers alike. From sleek Lamborghinis and powerful Ferraris to sophisticated Aston Martins and roaring McLarens, their collection is a playground for automotive aficionados. Each vehicle in their fleet is meticulously maintained to ensure a seamless driving experience that matches the prestige of the cars themselves.

The Thrill of Driving an Exotic Car in Denver

Denver’s unique location at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains makes it an ideal destination for driving enthusiasts. Picture yourself behind the wheel of a Ferrari California T, the engine’s purr echoing through scenic mountain roads, or cruising downtown in a Lamborghini Huracán, turning heads with every corner. The combination of luxury and Denver’s picturesque routes offers an unparalleled driving experience.

Iconic Routes for Your Exotic Drive

Mount Evans Scenic Byway: As one of the highest paved roads in North America, this drive offers awe-inspiring views and winding roads perfect for testing the agility of your rented sports car.

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Whether you’re planning a special event, looking to impress on a business trip, or simply fulfilling a lifelong dream of driving a supercar, Exotic Car Rental Denver has you covered. Their passion for luxury vehicles and dedication to creating unforgettable experiences make them the top choice for exotic car rentals in the Denver area.

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Exotic car rental isn’t just about driving—it’s about making memories, experiencing new levels of excitement, and seeing the world from a different perspective. With Exotic Drives of Denver, you don’t just rent a car; you embark on an adventure that blends luxury, performance, and the natural beauty of Colorado.

So, the next time you’re in Denver, elevate your experience. Hit the road with one of the world’s most iconic vehicles, and let the journey become as thrilling as the destination.

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Ferrari California at the Greater Milwaukee Autoshow (2024) in Milwaukee, WI.