Here’s to hoping it will be the new mill in the 4 cylinder Supra!  Or a 503e!  Eh...  Probably a Corolla engine boosted to kingdom come. 

The shift from “boring beige” to “this ain’t that bad” on this site is one of the more dramatic shifts I’ve read in some time.

SPOILER ALERT!!!

Pffffffttt...  They quadruple down...

That’s soooooooooOOOOOoooo British...

My FIL (rest his soul) bought a 2010? Two tone green/white brand new. He loved the car and garaged his Queen. Yesterday I took a look at the odometer and it only has a whopping 7,500 miles. He was a mechanic so he was meticulous. I haven’t even looked at the market because the family will never sell it. Sad part…

Makes you wonder why VAG didn’t install the correct parts to begin with.

Holy chit that thing looks so chintzy...  I have no words.

Divert attention to another post!  Buy a Civic SI people.  Nothing to see...

1) 2000GT

They do.  It’s the old Camry Alltrac or AWD Venza.

Instead of a mid engine Camry, maybe a proper MR2 with a Yamaha tweaked engine. Like nearly 2,000lbs but with a proper engine.

When in Rome, do as the Romans’ do...

Something something 4 Mazda RX7 wheels magically fall off all at the same time.

The way I have always seen roadsters is that they’re cars for people who love the drive, the journey and the love of cars in general. There will always be faster cars but roadster are a badge that expresses driving experiences as the ultimate factor.

I was watching the Toyota #7 and Rebellion live feeds and the way the hybrids would maintain speed around a corner and the hybrids weren’t dropping an inch but instead gingerly walked by all other machines like it was no one’s business. Even on the Rebellion live feed their machines would lose ground but eventuality…

Or the thought of ICE actually create small explosions while you’re driving it.

Something something grounded to the ground.

They’re too busy doing this crap.

The beauty of Lexus is that when it gets older and longer in the tooth it still drives like a Camry.