with the general consensus being that Dalton was the worst Bond, combined with License to Kill being the lowest grossing film in the franchise... Kinda says all there is to say about the subject.

It wasn't a bad movie, but it wasn't a Bond movie. It was a 007 inspired Miami Vice ripoff. Bond doesn't stop drug lords, he stops evil master minds trying to take over the world. Drugs, that for the FBI. Therefore, it was the worst Bond movie of all time, although not necessarily the worst movie in the Bond…

The 914 is the best Porsche ever. I love them.

Last time I checked the Amarok was built in Argentina. That's not part of Germany... yet! Maybe it will be after tonight's soccer game. :)

I think the S2k wins a lot because of it's very conventional roadster looks. Not just because of it's powertrain. The MR2 may have been a great chassis, and had it has the 2ZZGE, it would've been a great powertrain... But it just wasn't that good looking. Which I think would've still hindered it.

The best thing about the 944 is that the market has essentially bottomed out, meaning you can pick up a high miler in decent condition for about 4 to 5 grand and a low mile near perfect for about 10 to 15 grand. I think in a few years you may see a slew of 944 LS swapped cars, that engine bay can fit a an LS1 into it…

I think because it got the base Celica engine and not the GT-S engine, that was it's biggest shortcomings. That and it wasn't really great looking.
But I have to agree other than that. It was pretty underrated. They are actually pretty fun to drive.

Well of course it has three seats. In France you need to be able to take your girlfriend AND your mistress.

The Dodge/Plymouth Conquest. The Mitsubishi Starion is not underrated, but the other two triplets, unable to meet the standards of JDM, yo! are underrated.

ill be bold and say the Pontiac solstice and saturn sky.

I'll start taking orders for stickers.

"Ah, I see we sent Patrick George from Jalopnik our newest Miata to test drive! How did it go?"

NOT YOU! OH GOD, WHYYYYY?

Not exactly new, but fuel economy monitoring. Since part of driving well also includes driving efficiently, this is a great way of accurately knowing how much gas you're consuming. Of course the cynical side of me also wants to point out that this can make people make it a challenge to get as high a number as possible…

Seriously? Nobody has said traction control? Some of you don't need it but I can think of plenty of morons who do and are a better driver because of it.

As a young married woman, I had a stressful job. I'd come home and vent to my husband. In typical woman/man fashion I just wanted to vent and he thought I needed his help to solve my problems.

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"Unique" meaning "absolutely shit-tastic?"

I want to go around putting inner tubes on hundreds of unsuspecting people's exhaust. Nobody will know what's going on. Next april fools...