And this car is “worth” roughly three times what a new BRZ or a new Miata cost because....

RE: Subaru and Toyota

But for the same $42K, wouldn’t you really rather just have the V8 GT?

This is what happens when we have an incompetent, avaricious bigot and a spineless, complicit GOP running things.

Thank you hotbascosauce!

108,000+ views and 427+ responses speaks loudly for how passionate people are about Wankels and the RX8 (pro or con).

LOL, thank you!!

There are two kinds of people in the world – those who get the Wankel, and those who don’t.

+1 to Hunter. This is such a vastly underrated car.

I’ll second NegativeEd, knock off $5k and it'd be NP. 

Where did you hear this? Do you happen to have a reference for it? The Infiniti website makes no mention of a manual transmission being available, and my local dealers have never heard of it. 

It’s a major shame what Nissan let happen to this car. I’ve owned a 2004 G35 Coupe, 2008 G37 Coupe, and 2012 G37 Coupe, all with 6 speed sticks. They were fantastic cars, a very satisfying blend of sportiness and luxury, fun to drive yet comfortable and perfectly suitable for daily driving, reliable, and a hell of a…

So, what do you think: this car, or a new 370Z for about the same price?

I test drive a Veloster N a few months ago. It was down to it vs a Subaru WRX.

BaT has become an on-line version of Barrett-Jackson, catering to Silicon Valley tech bros to whom money has a different meaning than to most other people. $33.6k (plus 5% buyer’s commission) is just walking around money to them. Just like B-J, the price paid might not be indicative of the rest of the world (though…

I’m both an avid cyclist (ride almost every day) and a hard-core gearhead. I love both bicycling, and cars. I’m also originally from NYC, though don’t live there now. It seems simple to me:

I’ve read that Jim Hackett wants to increase profits per unit sold and is willing to see a decrease in total unit sales. OK, I don’t know of many companies that have shrunk to greatness as a brilliant strategic plan, but I think he’s out of his mind with this pricing.

How to avoid the BS pitches in the finance office?

Of course it was designed to be a money pit, for one reason: it maximizes profit for Lockheed Martin (and the other defense contractors).

Things like this are just proof that 1) income inequality is very real in this country, and 2) the stock market is WAAAAYY over-valued and there are people with WAAYYY too much money that they don’t know what to do with.