I completely disagree on number 5. Granted I would only do it if I was actually working in DC on a daily basis, but I could justify them in the event that I was. People in the DC/NOVA/MD can't drive for squat. I refuse to even drive into traffic up there for fear of breaking my leg off on my clutch.

Is this car going to be destroyed afterwards like the Lexus cars were a couple years ago?

Was about to say the same thing LOL

Crack pipe for sure. I don't understand these cars being so extremely overpriced. They were marvels of their time yes, but we're talking about a car that is 22 years old right now. Regardless of what modifications the owner has completed to make the car perform better, it's WAYYYY out of its price range. I bet the…

Both were in the wrong, but I would say the Mazda more so by just cutting into oncoming traffic. As the old saying goes, 2 wrongs don't make a right.

I call BS...

I'm willing to bet a pit stop on #1 would pretty much be out of the question...

I don't want to be stereotypical and just say Tonka trucks, but to say they didn't have a part in it would be a lie. I think the turning point for me wasn't a toy per say, but a video game. Gran Turismo. When it came out I believe I was 11 or 12, and man, I played that thing till I broke it, literally. It took me…

Well played... In all seriousness, even as an Evo driver, I would not be upset in the least if they shut down or went bankrupt. Because it's not due to paying out warranty issues, but due to the piss poor management of money. The lack of support from Mitsubishi is astonishing, as discussed a few weeks ago. …

I thought we had moved past these?

She was probably on her way to a Mitsubishi dealership.

Blow blow blow your boat,

No love for the DC area?