I'm going to elaborate a bit. The Suzuki SX4 sedan is it. I have one with a 5 speed and I'll tell you what, I'm willing to bet there's not a car in it's class with a tighter, better feeling drive train. I have it on curvy rural roads every day and that little thing handles amazingly! The steering response is the best…

Not in south Jersey. Suzukis are everywhere around here. Hell, I have one.

A perfectly restored Shelby Cobra with a fresh wax job and a full tank of gas.

My dad's is the same exact way. Those freeway on-ramps are nirvana.

That's mine alright. I have pictures of a few more angles somewhere. The tin foil held together on my way to school, I still can't believe it.

I'm going to go with my first car too. A 5-speed 2001 PT Cruiser. I got it from my dad right on that fringe period where PT Cruisers went from being cool to being as lame as they come. For the first few months my friends were jealous. Immediately following that I was in the clown car. That's just the thing though. I'm…

The way I squinted when I first opened the page made me wonder if I drank last night.

I've defended TG:USA from the beginning but the one gripe I have with it is that the one presenter with any sort of driving experience is the one with no personality.

No way. They're too available.

The white-space is too bright.

Isn't this why the Boxter was originally made?

This doesn't look half bad.

Very clever.

Also the most (or only) awesome Chevette ever.

This was the coolest thing ever when this movie came out. Ever.

There's so many. I don't know why I even said anything.

You're making such an enormous generalization. It really has nothing to do with the employees. One of my best friends worked at Best Buy as security, car installations, Geek Squad and home A/V installations. He's insanely smart. He can wire anything to anything and make it work.

Too much Compass for my liking.

This! Because if we did it, we would all say the same thing.. Can I see?!!

Where do you live? I'm in Glassboro.