These are pretty bad.

I would say the Ferrari F40. Yes it's an awesome super car, but I think it would suck to take on a road trip. It may have an a/c but it's probably terrible. It has no sound system, or really any comforts, and the trunk isn't very big.

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Tailgating on purpose. I've seen people do this and it's quite dangerous.

I would say the Toyota Celica specifically the 6th gen. Its a good looking, good handling car. I absolutely love it.

Fiat 500 Abarth. Its a fast happy little thing. Plus it thinks its a Lamborghini.

The corkscrew at Laguna Seca is pretty wicked.

Alfa Romeo GTV-6. Beautiful, great to drive, but it's an Alfa.

Something vintage with no power steering, brakes, and a manual gearbox. You learn a lot about driving when you have no power assistance.

I love my 73 914! Sure it's built like crap and could catch on fire aay anytime, but it has so much soul. New cars just don't have the same unhinged feeling that old ones do. Sure they're better built, more environmentaly friendly but they just don't have that magic.

The Buick Gs has great hood scoops.

I really like the St205 Celica GT-4. It just looked fantastic.

The hood scoop is actually functional though.

I don't like this new concept. It looks big and heavy. I really never saw the problem with the styling of the bug eye, blob eye, and hawk eye.I thought they all looked brilliant. I=The Hawk eye WRX wagon was my favorite ever.

Chevrolet. Most of the time when someone pulls out in front of me, or cuts me off, it's a douche in a chevy.

1st gen Toyota celica. They look fantastic.

I hear you. All Tracs are rare and when you find them theyre usually beat to shit. Ive wanted the previous gen all trac but I've had no luck in finding one that was worth the money.

Alfa Romeo Spider. It's impractical, and unreliable, but I want one. I've always wanted to own an Alfa.

I would say a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T.

How hard is to get into a career as an automotive journalist? I've always wanted a job similar to yours and have wondered how difficult it is to get into that field.