Does this model have the steel stabilizing plate under the driver’s seat to protect me from car bombs?

We had the Granada, the Versailles (close enough), the Cordoba, and, of course, perhaps most notably, the Seville.

Now your dashboard looks like an Edsel.

Uh...lovely car but reliability is not great at all, and good luck finding the unobtainium parts to keep it going. Misfires, oil leaks, Supercharger blows up, EGR valve clogging. This is the proud Grandpa of the RX-8, and it shows. 

CP for me. My admittedly limited experience with the Millenia model and especially the engine revealed that some pieces are made of unobtanium. I’ll pass.

It’s an interesting footnote, but there’s no conceivable reason to buy this car. It’s a nice but oddball machine on the verge of it’s 20th birthday. Cars have come so far in safety alone in those 20 years that it’s hard to imagine rationalizing buying this thing vs. something 10 years newer.

I used to work at an auto recycler - we got one of these in once - the engine sold in 1 day. There aren’t many of these out there - so replacement blocks and other big accessory bits are really hard to find. I would steer clear of this one and get a nice Acura Legend or something similar.

and guess what, the tesla is faster still. its hilarious that as much power these things boast and suce, the damn teslas out do them with electric motors

They should livestream anytime someone actually comes in to buy one of these things in this economy. Like a zoo but with creatures that deserve to be stared at.

Isn’t that the state motto?  Should be...

Steadying his massive elephant rifle against a well positioned rock, the ‘Housing and Zoning Inspector’ for Troy Michigan, calmly emptied his entire stockpile of high-powered ammunition into the engine block of the “Excursion” Jeep.

Clearly, this feller skimped and didn’t use his goin-ta-town vise grips

Nah, a few years before that. This was the S110 coupe, it looked more like this:

“You also, chose to conveniently ignore the part where the officer was said to have pepper sprayed the man and his family without cause, direction, or explanation.” Said the man who fled an officer and failed to ensure his family was safely in his own vehicle.  Forgive me if I take his side lightly. Yes his child…

You’re ignoring the other side and immediately siding with the family. Thanks.  There was a reason and we’ve not heard it yet.

So do felons who flee. But we conveniently ignore that part too!

Never said the cop wasn’t a fuckwit also.

Guy who claims to value his daughter’s life drives 100 mph down the freeway.

Again, the place to argue/fight a cop isn’t the side of a fucking road. He literally escalated this by running.

Now let’s visit the rational view for a moment. Person gets pulled over for speeding excessively. Person flees an officer (and somehow doesn’t expect to be pursued). Person’s family is not wearing seatbelts. PIT goes wrong and causes the car to flip and a child is ejected. Sounds like this is on daddy here.