Crack price... Some thing looks weird about this second gen miata.

I know, right? I'm all about having a discussion instead of a ''flame war''.

See, I don't consider the Taurus a great car, so that may be a bridge to far to cross in this conversation.

Woah, great cars? I think that might be a little much.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if they're wrong.

Mechanical shift that can break and leave you stranded... You mean like a car?

The Honda fit.

That'snot the point. The point is that BMW is making a weird car in a normal way, paving the path for normal cars to be built this way. What BMW is doing is momentous because they're making something hand built in a factory.They're bringing the hypercar to the people.

Part of it is the actual Design gm is basing everything on. The ''t'' battery backbone in the volt? Gm Has invested heavily in that design, as mark 2 battery frames are getting ramped up as we speak.

Miata? Answer is always miata, round these parts.

Not to be a dream killer, but why take all that supercar stuff and then make it look like fiesta? Why not at least something with a slightly lower cwnter of gravity?

What if they made a stripped oit eentry version of the upcoming 2 series and called it the 02' series?

Not to mention Kalamazoo ford are a bunch of morons.

I was saying that the high powered turbo verano is the powerful one.

I just had a cruze rental car for a shotgun roadtrip. I was thoroughly impressed- it may not be a cobalt ss, but it wasn't totally incompetent when we got to the mountains, it was very quiet and comfortable on the freeways of Indiana, and the economy was pretty excellent.

First! Also, I had a feeling this wouldn't work.

Was it the turbo spec b model?

It's also worth noting that all new Hondas have engine mounts that are designed to collapse downwards in a crash, so the engine will tilt under the car instead of into your lap.

At western Michigan university, there was (is, but it's kind of been put on hold) a program to filter this kind of trap grease and turn it into bio diesel.

I wonder how much of it is marketing? A new turbocharged 6 cylinder engine seems to get announced every day. Maybe there's some sort of ''reversed motor sports heritage'' going on?