I have been saying for years, that this is what GT1 SHOULD be.

Take it from Evan- he's built all kinds of stuff.

I sold Audis for 3 years. During that time even I, at the lowest possible rung of the automotive corporate structure, could see and feel De Nyssan's influence on that brand on a daily basis. I do not believe there to be a better automobile executive in the world. Period. Mark my words, in 5 years, Cadillac is…

De Nyssian can get it done.

Cmon people lets be real- If it was a mustang driver, he would have been doing this in the middle of the road instead of an empty parking lot. A BMW driver? the middle of the 405 at rush hour.

Liberals? Seriously bro?

While that is a very nice explanation, the fact remains he turned off traction control to show off in front of a crowd, lost control and went into oncoming traffic lanes.

Because they don't make a lot of money, and "More enthusiasm for "driver's aids", apparently, than "driver's cars""

Sounds good to me.

No. It's 100% always slower to slide. It's a rare mistake by an incredible driver, but incredible show of car control considering how out of shape he was on the way into the braking zone. This must have been one of his first few laps on the course.

It is accurate in the sense that it portrays the "free market", but it's absolutely ridiculous that he makes the prices up off the top of his head. At a dealership, the MSRP is set, and 99.99999999999% of the time the car is sold at a discount. If there was no haggling, consumers would pay A LOT more for cars in…

why not just trailbrake with the miata?

Once again, I will nominate the worlds best sports car for the money: the Porsche Boxster. They are so undervalued it doesn't even bother me that people think it's a hairdressers car that is equivalent to a BMW Z4 or audi TT or (ugh) Merc SLK. What a joke.

Too bad the chassis is crap

You forgot the porsche boxster

It's not a 911 either...

Clearly, this is a market that needs to be regulated. I'm all for people with bad credit getting opportunities to rebuild their credit- AND for the banks that take that risk to make profit on it, but it has to be within reason.

This is a no-brainer. Porsche Boxster. Long bemoaned by mid-life crisis-ers, haters, and posers as a "girls car", (despite the demographic of Boxster buyers being close to 90% male), low street cred means this is the best deal for sports car drivers at just about any price point.

Jesus Infiniti must be in bad shape. If Johan can't save you, you may as well start the funeral

as it should.