Sure the V8 is good, but if I had the money I’d have to have at least one V12 in my life.

Initial throttle response is closer sure, but throttle travel/response is still linear in a NA motor.

Yep. And too big and high sided as well with poor visibility. I have more fun beating on my Miata 2, purchased as a winter beater and driven all year round than I did with my M3 or my current Boss 302. And it might be the reason my 6 months of family sedan shopping has gone nowhere.

Nope. Most practice car I’ve ever owned as I technically had all my friends cars/trucks on hand too. Even those who made fun of my “girls” car would trade their pickup/SUV/Family sedan in a heartbeat when I needed more space. I may well buy another after sedan shopping all year without satisfaction.

My unpopular opinion also relates to the 911. Well two opinions actually. They sound terrible. The Porsche Cup races make me reach for ear plugs for all the wrong reasons. And the 911 cabriolet is an ugly hunchbacked abomination that proves you just bought a 911 for the badge.

Yes, this please Jason.

Acura.

So a rebadged Mercedes then?

I wasn’t a fan of everything Bangle did, but it was refreshing. And even though the 7 series was derided for its butt, at least it looked worth the coin being asked. And he’s right, car design today is anonymous middles with a corporate front end and, often a disjointed and overly busy rear end tacked on. Usually when…

Actually I have (Although to be honest I couldn’t swear it was meth). And I didn’t shoot. I drove off dragging the individual till they fell from the car. Easy really. Then I called the cops.

So Hinchcliffe to Stewart-Haas? #bombshell

Nope. Heavy handed styling detail.

Absolutely agree!

I’m not excited by future or present cars at all. No wonder we all drive homogeneous boxes. What happens to cars, everyday cars that were lust worthy, fun and so representive of the freedom to go anywhere. The auto enthusiast in me is being euthanized.

Yep. Miss this one the most, wish I could get it back.

Fight the power. The only way to be remembered for your design work is to believe in it so badly you’ll fight for it.

Nineties cars were best cars.

Design DNA should evolve not hold you back. Brothers and sisters don’t have to share moustaches to share DNA.

As a past owner of multiple BMW’s I agree. None in my foreseeable future either.

Right?!?!?