Although I personally agree, the same could be said for the Ferrari 308 and that appreciates just fine these days. I know... different rules for the exotics which probably undermines my entire statement.

I agree, but if these guys want someone to bid on their investment cars when they get to auction, they need to encourage the interest of young enthusiasts.

Most of those cars would have long been junked if not for the interest from drifters.

I don’t think they’ll need to worry about him after that rocket launch.

I hope it’s a successful show.

Wow. I consider this to be the last real Jag. All the new stuff seems to have the bonnet four feet from the ground. These are the last ones that have that low-hood sleekness that IMHO defined Jaguars.

At that mileage, all the major stuff has already been done once - and probably twice.

Mileage is often limited by a Jaguar’s refusal to start in the morning.

NP. This particular car got all of Jaguar’s reliability for that year.

He also didn’t go when the light went green, so I’d bet the reaction time really wasn’t that great.

Picture a middle-aged Fiero driver.

Hennessey is a liar and a thief.

You’re the only one making assumptions.

Really? That’s what the Fiero has to hang it’s hat on, being the second safest car in the world before airbags?

Oh you would not. Don’t be ridiculous.

It was a white Indy Pacecar edition.... and he never gave me that guest spot on House of Cards.

Mr. Graverobber has been taking Fiero-shaped dumps in all of our Cheerios for this entire year.

Nope. I’ve seen them. I’m not a teenager. I was alive and aware of them when they were new. They may have been a slightly bright star in an exceptionally dark sky, but the world has thankfully moved on.

My wife totalled the FR-S a few months ago and I had to go to the tow yard to grab some stuff from the car so they could send it to the auction. The car next to it was a Saturn that had been hit on the rear driver’s side. It had the word ‘Fatal’ written on it in that junkyard paint pen.

It looks like a Miata coupe designed by Factory Five.