Part of the reason the GTI is such a great car is that it mixes practicality with enjoyment. For me, the 3 door version misses out on a lot of that practicality for not a lot of gain (weight?).

Flip the platform around. Problem solved. Please ignore the cost of this measure.

Well you're just a bundle of joy.

I may or may not have tried to make my cat the first 125mph cat.

I for one have absolutely nothing against the standard F12, but this is utterly stunning. It adds a degree of elegance and understatement which is sorely missing in recent Ferraris. Paint it dark blue, silver or black and discreetly deploy your 700+ ponies. The only tiny criticism I could find is the exposed carbon…

look I have all the patience in the world for a guy who gets 400 comments to the tune of "I can't believe you would recommend X as a car when clearly Y and Z are (irrelevant) factors" on every article

Right! Wait...., what all is possible to do on Windows 8.1, that isn't possible on OS X??

BootCamp would like a word with you.

"I live my life nine-point-eight meters per second."

Why would they airdrop the cars from a cargo plane to catch a bus when they can just drive after the bus and catch up to it? Oh, right.

Heh. Sad but true.

There you go Blizzard, fight stereotypes with Stereotypes. Never fails.

Thanks. Thanks for taking one for the team.

OH MY GOD MUST RESIST THE URGE

Surprised I didn't hear about this on Jelopnic.com first!

I, for one, completely back Lotus building an SUV. Is anyone REALLY pissed that Porsche built Cayennes which thus enabled things like the Cayman GT4? I'm not. If America gets an Exige S again because we need to see Lotus built a CROSSTREKSUV who cares.

Sean Connery seen running from the area with an umbrella.

HAHAHAHAH wagon owners having sex HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

I own a C5 Avant. In my 4 years of ownership, there have been 5-6 times in which I have thought, "good thing I have a wagon".

I posted this on a previous story, but since the "Skyline in the water" comments keep coming...