Fortunately the cops responding agreed with me. The roads would be pretty scary if unconfirmed accounts of speeding could negate all right-of-way laws.

Re-watch the video. The motorcycle is clearly in-frame and thus visible to the driver when he pulls out. And the fact the driver comes to a stop after pulling into the intersection clearly indicates that he started to make his turn prior to looking both ways.

I have to presume he means $15,000 Canadian dollars, and that $10 Canadian dollars are worth $1 U.S. Dollar. But even at $1,500 USD, it's still an old Citroën, so crack pipe.

That's a great excuse. "Well, I pulled out into the street, but it's not my fault because I didn't see him coming. Didn't he see I had a stop sign? He should really be watching where I am going!" Spoken like a true BMW owner. :D

Throttle cables.

I'm pretty sure Top Gear USA covered this, and the winner was the K5 Blazer. B)

Conveniently released shortly after Porsche hired Toyota to revamp their manufacturing processes...

Honda Reflex then:

No "trade it in for a Miata"? I thought Miata was always the answer...

Fun fact: Motor oil will completely wipe off any permanent marker writing from plastic bags.

[ ] Reliability

"**** you, tires!" <- that's the point

Especially as the cars got old and senile...

But if that $2/mile depreciation came mostly on the track... money well spent. :)

Good call. With 3 rotors, odds are at least one apex seal hasn't blown.

Absolutely the best value available for a German sports car. The only reason I didn't go this route when I bought my last car was that I found a nearly flawless 996 for a few thousand more.

And maybe the owner did a rear-wheel drive swap, and thus needs the downforce that wing provides...?

It also weighs more than 3,500 pounds. That's amazing!