What about buying an old expensive car? My salary is quite good, but even still, to save up the $45,000 necessary (before taxes) to purchase an NA1 NSX, I’d still have to take at least 1/2 of my yearly salary and set it aside, after taxes. This would really dig into my ability to take care of other financial…

“If you ask for too much, the consequences could be a long term ruination of the American economy.”

I like that.

This may be one of the few times I strongly agree with Donald Trump:

That may be one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen.

I think the Delorean is a bad car.

I’m in the minority.

LT1.

I’m in Toronto Canada. I simply cannot find any up here. And believe me, I’ve looked.

She’s a beaut. I’ll give your dad 2500 cash for it.

You know exactly why I want it.

I miss sitting in the rearward facing seat during a Canadian winter, heater up full blast, with another 7 year old sitting next to me, pushing and shoving in our coats that made us look like the attached image, with the Dean Martin Christmas music playing from the radio, as the slush was…

Does it have any rust? What’s the condition like?

The yearning I have for this car is so unreasonably strong that I literally cannot express it properly with any words in the English language.

That Town Car is something else.

Also, anyone who knows the market for these, knows that the prices for these things are absolutely stupid ridiculous. Even Supply and Demand doesn’t justify this price, as there are literally thousands of Skyline’s North of the American border.

We’re not bitter about it being edged out by anything (because not much could have edged it at the time). We’re bitter that it was so haphazardly dismantled and torn apart for scrap when funding didn’t follow through, instead of being preserved.

Jesus, it's more than a little scary that the Helicopter can use heat signatures to see in the dark.

On another note...

This is a ridiculously awesome F40 model:

I’d rather have this than the F40, which looks ridiculous.