Chris I've been a longtime fan of yours. This is a great piece and a great argument.

But I'd argue that this generation of BMWs (bar the 5 and 2) is the *worst* looking ever because it lacks the cohesion of Bangle's designs. They're just random lines.

I think this is mainly to have an excuse for selling branded lunch boxes to 8 year olds, it they still use those.

Back when Toronto was known for more than crack addicts (we do have Challengers now, though).

COTD

Honestly, this is a big improvement on the Jag porker, but 3130 is what this car should have weighed.

Porsche Cayman.

Weird video at my alma mater. Grimes is great though.

Checkpoint!

He's trying to annotate where it says "Dodge Viper?"

You lost me at the interior.

I loved every mid-range model I've been in. They might drive poorly, but it felt like a good place to sit in for the money.

You've won. Time to close down this blog thing.

Detroit is weird with colour names.

Jeep also has Mango Tango, a spin off of Go Mango Orange.

There's actually a ca.-1997 Alfa Spider near my house in Toronto. Nice car.

I saw a Jensen FF in Toronto too, once last summer. And a Citroen Ami 6.

Nice Scion/GT 86 at 1:30 in the second video.

That study is based on a lifetime use of 50,000 miles.

Mr. Corstorphine,
Love what McLaren has done in the past few years. Especially the P1.

But will we ever get to know the P1's 'Ring time? If not, why?

Fun car aren't necessarily *good* cars, and vice versa.

Jalop does the under sell. Unique color (Wimbledon White), exclusive wheels that look like the original GT wheels, exclusive vented-style rear window, exclusive chrome trim and grille pony surround, exclusive two-tone interior, exclusive (but limited) performance upgrades.

Great response, thanks!

Looking forward to seeing auto mags duke these two out at Laguna Seca and Road America.

Mr. Stielow,
How would you pitch a Z/28 over a Z06 specifically as a trackday vehicle?

What to you think the greatest strengths of your car are relative to other trackday specials?

Sincerely,
Badly waiting to see one in person. Let alone drive one.