I do like the last gen Thunderbird. Even if it's a heavy lazy boat. There's something cool about it.

Has there been any case in which no dealers had the car your customer was looking for? Because some dealers are authentic hoarders of stock, but in some areas, for whatever reason they are assigned a really low number of cars.

Jazz blue paint, bucket seats, red seatbelts, summer tires, black hood (no, not a ghetto), tremec manual. $62,475.

That same 1.6l turbo makes 270 hp on the RCZ R. That's a glorious engine for swapping (small, light, powerful).

Lol I just saw the rear. Audi A7 and A5 all over the place. I even see bits of BMW X6.

I didn't know the 335i could do 4.4 to 60. That's crazy close to the 3 sec. range for the entry-level sedan.

Such a shame that a raw supercar doesn't cut it anymore in 2014. Shit I'd buy one but I'm not rich neither live on the US. I do agree the car is about 30k overpriced, though.

I foresee the 4C being on this group.

There's a 318is and a 325i sedan around my area, I always stare at them when I see them.

It seems to me like the engine is really high up...?

I like it, in all honesty I would enjoy having one. Only problem being only 2 seats.

Now I know the name of the car that I'll (probably) never own. It's a service Jalopnik provides.

FUCKING MARRY ME AND OH I LOVE YOU TOO MUCH.

I call bullshit, just because it's fuel injected and it fits into the "GT" category it's not a GTI. Even if GTI literally means gran turismo injection, it's just not the same thing.

Two days left, total signs 60k, 40k more needed. No way.

Dat capitalism propaganda sentence.

I see we think alike.

I'm still hoping for a G73 AMG.

Fun Fact about the 164, which btw looks perfect to me (from Wikipedia):

Uh... knock knock?? These cars are all super cool in my book