Yet again, GM’s bottom-line, ax-swinging mentality has resulted in the death of something unique.

So much for the Daytona 500 being left... 

Actually don't hate the front. The deck, however is wrong on so many levels it hurts. Can't decide if it's better or worse than Bristol's version of the Viper

The surprising thing for me isn't that Nissan is fifth...but that Suzuki is third. 

In the past, it was Mclaren’s cars that were shitting themselves.

Another ubiquitous, bland, anonymous SUV in a sterile market of unimaginative design appealing to those who have lost hope.

Poochie edition

My dad is of the ‘buy a new car every three years’ school. I learned to fix cars myself because I couldn’t afford to pay for a mechanic.

Virtually, all of Acura’s cars are sports cars.

Haas-beens. 

No, what will be weird is the 2021 not being based on something from the beginning of the last decade. 

Which doesn’t fully explain how the AI cars in Gran Turismo accelerate like bats out of hell while my identical car has a trunk full of lead.

When I saw the lead-in pic, all I could think of was Knight Rider.

As long as they have the word ‘Future’ in their name, it’ll be fine.

You move to Toronto, be prepared for rusted out crap. Nissan's, Mazda's, and most domestics are particularly prone. Been there, done that. 

This is a true statement. Of the domestics, I'd take a GM over the other two. 

Considering that most GM cars are shit WITH drivers, this does not bode well.

Ah yes. The Citroen Voyeur.

Absolutely shocking depreciation. Couldn’t imagine being an original owner trying to sell.

I’ve tried that, Doesn’t work. Porsche response.