Good to see Ferrari is keeping these wonderful engines alive.

To be fair, the NFL thought bringing the Browns back in 1999 was a good idea, so clearly there is a precedent here.

Still fast, and still good at what it does.

Because the sensor would normally be behind the star.

It’s just like it was in the original Fast and the Furious!

Social media was a mistake, change my mind.

Why is blacking mirrors out a thing? It looks cheap.

The profile view gives away the FF origins of the platform it’s using. Shame, since I actually do like the overall theme here; it’s far more attractive than that horrid beak they were using this time 10 years ago.

Well ain’t that a kick.

Pretty much every Chevy dealer I’ve seen sells Corvettes, so...

I really can’t tell if you’re being facetious or if you genuinely didn’t know, but on the off chance it’s the latter, a Chally vert WAS planned, but it got axed during the BK; probably didn’t help that LX/LD/LC was never designed to be a vert.

It’s almost like the supply of clean used ones is small (and to an extent, dwindling by the day), and there’s sufficient demand that reasonably clean examples are fetching prices that were previously unheard of. If only there was a term for this...

Maxima and Sentra are safe bets.

Mule testing the new RWD platform they’re working on or the new I6?

I genuinely feel bad for anyone in the US who willingly buys a brand new Mitsubishi. There is simply no reason to do so.

EcoBoost Ford owner here (2015 Fusion with the turbo2.0L 4-cylinder): I can confirm that any memes you’ve seen about fuel mileage with these engines do have some basis in reality. They do not like stop-and-go traffic any more than the N/A engines they were supposed to replace. My current long-term average is 19.5 mpg…

I do not think C8 will have any trouble finding buyers.

Interesting idea, but just because a manufacturer patents something doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll use it right away.

OH SNAP

Like a Corvette and a Ferrari had a kid (read: I like it).