As I expected, the performance/price pushes it a bit too close to larger hatchbacks with more power. I'm concerned this won't catch on, and that's not even considering all the BRZ/FR-S hype at the moment.

I like them more so for the ability to plug in my array of available spirits and mixers and find something new to try. If you're looking for a specific drink, then yes, a Google search is 99 cents cheaper.

Moral of the story:

The Honda Crosstour. I would roll up to Honda HQ in Japan and attempt to avert the destruction of the brand.

FO RIZZLE

Wow, news to me. I thought Ferrari didn't produce the California anymore. I figured with their release schedule that it got bumped off the production line a while ago.

So, based on Top Gear science, if I buy one of these, I can become a car afficianado, right?

That lead photo was my wallpaper for nearly a year.

Nothing close to Formula 1 standards

Gotta love that scenic Jersey background...

The Ferrari California.

My company has been offering high-deductible medical plans with HSA accounts for years, and I love the option. I'm a healthy mid-20's person with almost never a need to visit the doctor, so i've just been building up this money every year. Yes, there's some risk with big events, but for the healthier (no…

The prophet has spoken!

Normally I have a fairly valid answer other than the authors choice, but today i'm siding with Spinelli. In the past few weeks I keep seeing the same FD RX-7. Black, mild tint, lowered, and shiny, wide CCW wheels. I've seen this guy up to three times a day just randomly driving around, so it's a daily and a beauty.…

Please be close to 25k, please be close to 25k.

3rd: I like the looks of the new Flex, and i've always kinda like the car, but i'm not sure i'd still buy/drive one.

haha, I completely forgot about the homologation line. That's brilliant.

Mmmm, California updates. Me likey.

You win sir.