I'm hoping it is not true, but the folks at BMW blog were saying auto-only at the reveal.

+1 But word on the street is you can't get the wagon with a manual :(

It's disappointing to see Nissan back out, but I am very happy Mazda is on board. They have a great history of out-of-the-ordinary race-cars, this is right up their alley. I wonder if they will let me engine swap my 2.5L for the 1.9T in my Mazda3 :)

Tried to watch Fast 5, it had its moments.

Ok, like many of you I was a FF hater for some time. The first one was ok, then, well,....we don't need to talk about the rest. But I am so in for this one...

Haters gonna hate. We here all like turbos for one reason....MOAR POWER!!!! :)

BMW iDrive...with all the electronic interventions not so much.

A nice bit of history, well done Mate.

Well done

I would love to see the return of the 3000GT but with the death of the Evo and Mitsu's focus shifting to this...I'm afraid the glory days of Mitsu are long gone to never return.

You totally won at marriage! Some dudes look for good looking women, we want someone who will let us keep our fun cars (attractive and can cook are bonuses). Congrats on the little one, my son just turned 4 months. Enjoy the adventure. You do know this means you must keep that Miata until he/she is old enough to…

Fear not, the only shameful thing would be not caring how to drive a manual. There is still time and plenty of rides to choose from, but don't wait too long the number of cars with sticks is slowly disappearing.

Don't feel too bad had you have gotten the GT the clutch would probably given up way too soon.

Yeah, that is my call. Just curious if Travis would agree.

Automakers say a lot of things and end up letting us down.

You are lucky to get your GT during it's short run. I don't think the SportWagon was ever really in the cards.