“If it was given the chance, a tire would kill you and everyone you love!”

“I had fun once and it was awful!”

I’m 130% on the girlfriend’s side.

Miata tops take zero space in the trunk. Can be top down no problem.

I once had a date with someone I figured was going to be less than pleasant to hang out with, but I said I’d go so I went to pick her up as planned. In my red NC Miata.

If Porsche made a modern 911 Safari — even with the new 3.0 twin-turbo flat-6 — I couldn’t throw money at Porsche fast enough.

The styling makes as much good sense as his driving ability.

After completing the stunt, Lampkin stated that he was, “wheelie tired.”

This is the correct answer.

Fun Fact:
The Toyota Paseo was classified like non-turbo RX-7s, despite only 100HP.

If you could hug one puppy, or if you could hug two puppies... would you hug four puppies? The puppies really want to know the answer.

I am now eagerly awaiting a Toyota canoe.

So 5% of next year’s total production (since Ferrari tends to do ~7000 cars/year) output will be “1 of 5 produced”.

Hydramatic. Shipped in late ‘39 in some 1940 Oldsmobiles. $57 option.

Mercedes does make some un-Mercedes like things. They just don’t make them very often, and only in small numbers. The reality is, it’s only a very small portion of their customers that want such a thing.

Nothing fancy. Not a photographer. Way better stuff in the thread. Continental takes my vote so far, because cars aren’t interesting without the people doing interesting things in them.

I’m aware. There’s lots of rare modern Porsches. 964 Turbo Cabriolets (8 built) and the 993 Speedsters (only 2 built) being rarer still.

Widowmakers were the 930. 993 Cabrios are more than 20 years newer.

Only 14 993 Turbo Cabrios were built. It is one of the rarest modern Porsches.

The 993 Turbo S Pricing is because of “numbers” alone. 345 total built. “One of only 182 built in 1997...” doesn’t even matter, because other years are rarer still (since most were built for ‘97). 1 of 2 in Cobalt blue.