I thought I read it but the Google isn't helping.

100% chance.

The answer has, and always will be: people will pay if you offer everything in one place.

I really like this pitch.

I feel like FDs, just by nature of being impossible to maintain, will continue to have a cult like the Triumph Stag and other mechanical lemons.

Based on? They're cheap to run, some have well designed engines, and the largest aftermarket/ OEM parts inventory of any 'fun' car.

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).

He has some good works. I'd name the IAC Building, 8 Spruce Street, and the AGO as pretty fascinating, lasting structures.

COTD

Banff Springs Hotel... Canada, eh?

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.