My 91 NSX that I bought when I lived in Florida has something like that too. Burned my arm a few times getting in the car until I learned not to put my arm on the armrest until it had cooled off.

That’s not exactly the same, you're not going to accidentally turn on the hazards instead of locking the car.

Rear steering is not innovative, many cars have had it going back to purely mechanical systems in the 80s.

They’ve always been powered by the J-series V6. They’ve been making over 250hp for nearly 20 years. Back when I used to read actual magazines I recall C&D called it the minivan for “NASCAR dads”.

Yes, what they’re really comparing here is a launch vs regular acceleration. Not really anything to do with responsiveness. Its more of a low speed passing power test.

Who wants to bet this AWD system is the same one that went into the 2nd Gen Caravan (91+), which was also K-car derived like the Daytona.

Who wants to bet this AWD system is the same one that went into the 2nd Gen Caravan (91+), which was also K-car derived like the Daytona.

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I had a plastic bag get stuck to the front of my radiator and the car started running hot. Didn’t take me long to put two and two together.

To some extent being more visible attracts tickets, and it’s not all about appearances. On multiple occasions I’ve driven by a police car parked by the side of the road going a bit too fast in my (Japanese) bright red sports car...with a very quiet OEM exhaust. I think that because they can’t hear me, they assume I'm…

Yep. Your list of enthusiast cars is spot on. If this question was asked 10 years ago the NSX wouldn’t have been in the article, it would have been another forgotten car..

The Ford Probe wasn't just powered by Mazda, it was a badge engineered Mazda MX-6.

They optimize for performance over tire life. You prefer tires optimized for tire life over performance. That doesn’t make it trash, you just have different priorities.

I wonder if this is fake/staged. According to Casey Neistat’s YouTube review it doesn’t work in moving vehicles. At least it didn’t work when he was on the subway. And it sounded like expected behavior.

There’s also frontal area, which can’t be good in a vehicle this size.

It would probably get you banned from owning Ferraris.

Someone who can’t drive 55.

If you know what you’re doing you can also power out with RWD. AWD just makes it easier.

I’ve seen Subaru hybrids on the road since moving to California. It’s possible they don’t sell them in all markets. I looked into it once and it appears they’re using Toyota’s hybrid system.

Like some kind of trek across the stars.