It’s a shame to see how far Alfa has fallen. They used to make some of the most beautiful and desirable cars for true gearheads (albeit poorly made and unreliable). Sergio’s genus reduced them to a bizzaro-world SUV and a fast but ultimately uncompetitive sedan. Now this? Maserati EV’s? Arrivederci bella machina.

Merging to reduce costs through corporate synergy and collaboration was the right path forward for FCA.

But if this means we can finally get the Citroen DS3 or Peugeot RCZ in the US, it’ll be a plus.

Two people drowning in the water that cling together don’t save each other. They just drown faster.

In the early 1990's, I interviewed with Toyota (U.S.) for a job in product planning. I didn’t get the job. Their reason was that I was ‘too much of a car guy’.

RE 1st: The $454 Billion EV Plan

I hope this isn’t the Ford Probe 1980's all over again, with the ‘Mach-E’ being another foolish idea from Jim Hackett to slowly replace the Mustang with yet another SUV-abomination, this one combined with his ‘electric’ vision of the future.

A12 year old Porsche with 114,000 miles? That’s been “modified”?

A big second to NameIWillRegret’s suggestion of a Subaru BRZ.

No brainer prediction: the Supra is going to be the least reliable, most trouble-prone Toyota in a long time.

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.