Given that bankruptcy is almost inevitable, the employees are probably just trying to get their claim in as early as possible for whatever piece of the estate they think they'll be entitled to. I would describe this more as a procedural thing than anything else.

Yup. I sold my Dad's mint, and I mean practically showroom clean, 2002 WRX to a guy. It's impossible to find an old WRX in that condition so they guy paid a premium for it. Still, when he talked about the mods he was planning for it my heart sank a little, thing won't be long for this world.

Millenials aren't really old enough to buy new cars. Are they? I feel like they're still buying used if anything.

That Top Gear segment where people try to get in, turn on the car, and get back out in under a minute. Hilarious

Cup holders. My specific experience revolves around the 1999 Mustang GT 5spd I once owned (not pictured), but I'm sure there are plenty of other make/model examples. Two cup holders in the center console, the rear being quite large, the front more ideally sized for non-Slurpees. Only in 2nd or 4th gear, your coffee…

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38. Because I was once a starred commenter. Then stars went away. Suddenly my posts turned grey. And now I've been given some sort of stop-and-go penalty where my comments have to be approved or liked or something to have them show up at all.

This is a homage to the "British" origin of the car. Yet it is very unintuitive, fact.

any function needing a touch screen to be used.

I have a big problem with my electronic parking break. It looks like a window switch and my passengers always say "Whats this?" and then pull it while I'm sitting at a light. I still haven't found out how to turn it off in a hurry and it's not mentioned in my manual. Maybe it's just me, but I want the tried and true…

It wouldn't matter to me if this vehicle turned out to be the fastest car on the track, I still wouldn't care for it. It lacks the aesthetic I've come to appreciate in more traditional, four-wheeled cars. D-.

CP. For me, at least, $6000 would buy an example in really, really good shape. Like "flawless paint, full set of working gauges, uncracked leather or vinyl on the seats, needs absolutely nothing, drive it across the country right now."

Here's where my math ends up on the car:

Ignoring all the stuff he's done to it, if…