I know, this kinda sucks for me. I was a big fan since they were a hometown team, based out of Madison, WI...

...What? Lambo is also Italian.

Plymouth was the suggestion in the QOTD prompt for this set of answers.

Digidash? Fuck it, dude. Nice price all the way.

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Alfa Romeo 164. Good examples can be found for under $5000, and it is one of the sexiest non-supercars sold in America in the late 80's and early 90's.

What would you pick instead? Must be a domestic (either branded Big 3 or made stateside) and new or significantly redesigned in the past year.

#cotd

The new 300 is awesome. Get over it.

The ACR-X is slightly modified and not street legal. Bit more horsepower, better aerodynamics, and added lightness.

Ah, with a name like that, I knew the comment was going to be somebody taking offense :).

I know, but for a racing sim that is more or less based around Le Mans style racing, it's really weird for there to NOT be Porsches filling up the back of the field.

Haters gonna hate, but they're currently in 2nd in the LMP1 standings.

Uh, that's what they are. I don't know what you're getting at.

Never win? The Muscle Milk #6 Aston Martin won the ALMS race at Road America a couple of weeks ago!

They're also the fastest closed-wheel racing vehicles on the planet.

What's great, though, is that not everybody knows this that a Prizm is a Corolla. This is one of the few situations where I would recommend somebody buy a Toyota (even though it's not badged as one), because you're not paying for the Toyota name on the vehicle, but still getting the build quality.

That's not how it works. Legal fees are generally given in addition to the award.

20 PSI boost, 230 BHP, and 258 lb-ft through the front wheels?

MORE TORQUE STEER!