That’s a great situation: Pickup + Sports car.

Realistically if these had like... 3 more inches of rear leg room I would own one right now. Would have saved me about 10 grand since I then jumped WAY up to an STI as a result.

I would promote the BRZ.

BMW =/= Low cost of ownership.

You’re not wrong. The G37S had a great engine smooth power delivery. I don’t know if the STI feels faster, I just liked it more. I think I just like cars with more edge and the G was just too nice, smooth. I’m strange, I decided to spend $10k more on a car that isn’t (much?) faster, isn’t nicer. Just more fun (to me).

Had a GTO, LOVED it.

I had a 2013 G37s, really LIKED it, didn’t LOVE it. Maybe that had to do with my love for 3 pedals and bad decision of buying one with a slushbox.

That being said, the G37 depreciated at an insane amount, they can be had for under 25k easy, quick, comfortable, the S package makes them really full featured (and I’d…

Not to begrudge your Cayman, but at a track I drove a Ferrari f430 and a GT-R back to back. There has to be some voodoo there because the GT-R didn’t feel heavy, just point and go.

It’s less about someone being able to monopolize a technology and more about driving innovation. If you “only” have your new tech for 20 years then that starts the clock ticking on you making something else that’s better.

Sadly they can't... Apparently MUA is an Activision game so they own the rights to the Ultimate Alliance brand, but they can't put out Marvel games anymore. Check amazon a new MUA2 is like $100. They don't even press new copies.

Well, it's like the old one, each new weapon is better in every way than the older. (In the old one I never used lasers ever)