It does. They both stink on the reliability front.

Couldn’t agree more.

While I wouldn’t want the RC F, I wouldn’t want the M3 either. They’re both bloated pigs (just the RC F a lot more so). Lightweight, RWD sedans seem to be a thing of the past. The new Jag XE might be the savior at 3,200 lbs, if I’m not mistaken.

Am doing the exact same thing for the exact same reason.

You beat me to it. Was thinking the exact same.

Toyobaru (especially the ‘13-14 Scions with the pronounced over-steer handling). Last of their breed (cheap RWD sport). Probably won’t see a second generation either, so future collectors item.

Yawn.

Thinking that people on a website can be your “friends” won’t help you make ones in real life.

So you’re OK with being forced to let your car drive for you, as long as it’s 20 to 30 years from now? LOL

No, a man who has enough chutzpah and success to have worked for himself most of his adult life. In other words, not some worker bee schlub like you.

Oh god, another guy who thinks he has “smart solutions” for the world. Those “solutions” always come down to people like you thinking you should be making decisions for the rest of us. Incidentally, while I’d never be lame enough to commute 2 hours each way, yeah I am happy to use a clutch for that long. The…

Exactly. Every “I just want to get from point A to point B” piece of cattle out there on their commute in their Camry-Prius-Accord, not to mention Tesla Man and most any other luxo barge driver. These people have already taken most of the soul out of what the auto industry produces these days. Where things like…

Acceptance of self driving cars also makes you a spineless tool who enjoys being dictated to.

So I obviously don't have Newman's public profile, good looks, or acting chops (although my day job don't pay too bad). However, like probably many others, I can really relate to Newman's story. What, with having also come to racing later in life, I find it now being my true (and only) passion outside of my family. …

Why not put your own money where your mouth is, Cochise? I’m sure your friend, the Tesla owner, would love to see you embarrass me. I do feel however that that I should ask you a simple question first, just to keep it that much more fair: so how many laps you think that Tesla can make it around a 2.5 mile track?…

Tesla’s have “great handling”, LOL! and I drive a ‘98 Chevy Cavalier. TeslaMan has spoken! By the way, for reasons having to do with you, me, and the cars in question, bet I could beat your you and your Tesla around a real road course for 30 laps in that Cavelier. You’re right however, it is the superior grocery…

What happens after that?

And boring electrical appliance.

Thanks for letting us know that you need a car to do the work for you. You seem like Tesla target market.

Yeah, who can wait? Seems appropriate that an electric appliance would drive itself, since it already was sucking most of the joy out of driving anyway.