The Nissan is child’s play. The Dodges (and Chrysler) in question are based on a modified version of a chassis that started development in 1988 and went on sale in 1995.

This is pretty neat little radio. On a somewhat related note, I thought of you yesterday when I saw this on Japanese Classics.

I love how long people have been missing the point.

https://www.ebay.com/i/303154026266

I love your Scan Gauge set up, super clean and well thought out.

I’m generally with you on the pop-up vs fixed headlights debate, but I would much rather have been in a situation where I had to choose between two models with the 180sx and a Silvia. I’m partial to the 180sx, but a good looking Silvia is pretty damn close.

Laughs in Fiesta ST

Six cylinders arranged in a V, not inline, is the topic at hand here.

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I’m still not mad. Everyone is allowed to be wrong.

I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed.

Good news, Nissan already did the work.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/future-cars/a33586972/bmw-m3-touring-is-not-coming-to-america/

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Yes we do. Fortunately the best Pikes Peak content is already waiting for us.

I love all of this, but your last point is the best.

Oh Ford.

I love this, the headline makes me think there’s just an emergency reserve of Michiganders waiting to build cars in the same capacity the National Guard might operate.

This is my worry as well, not in the exact same situation. But it’s only a matter of time...