Recently gotta nice tour of their place. Man, what a candy store. Here's the lobby.

The Z125 is set to be released in two versions, with the normal version getting an automatic transmission while the Z125 Pro will get a manual.

Lol at all of you poking fun at this thing’s price, adding up how many Miatas the same wire transfer could buy, etc. At $165k, every available GT4 Clubsport will go to someone that gets it.

Is it wrong to wanna visit St. Maarten just to hang out here? 🍻

It was when I lived there 30 years ago! Now, notsomuch. :-(

Great pic.

What an incredible contraption.

Happy to have added some laughter to your life. It's good for the soul.

Poor car simply had had enough of that dbag.

Ditto. Chrysler burned us hard 20 years ago. I said I was done with the company and have stayed true to my word.

Having watched a good friend suffer through the hell that is an out of warranty Allroad, this awful thing is CP to the utmost degree. Don't even park next to one.

One can only imagine the layers of plausible deniability a man in that position has in place. It’s gonna be interesting.

Great pics! Had a great day out there. I’ll be there again next year for sure.

Yea, this foreign tags nonsense needs to stop. That said, the execution on this example is particularly interesting.

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What a beautiful area. Covered it all on motos too many times to count! Another point worth mentioning about this sorta tech is that it seems super trail friendly in terms of erosion & such. That’s always a good thing!

I’m a well traveled ship buff and the most moving of my many ship tours was in Norfolk, on the USS Wisconsin. There were veterans aboard that’d actually served on her and meeting them was just awesome. As was learning about the ship from the men who operated her!

Because you and few dozen others would buy them. Those cars are cool, but the good old days were just that. Good and old. This is the absolute best time in automotive history to be a gearhead.

Well look at this! I had a ‘71 model back in the day...

I experienced the results of this diplomatic immunity bullshit firsthand in 1976. I was 16 years old and driving my dad’s Ford wagon. 4 way stop sign with an uphill section from my direction that blocks the view to the right. I stop, coast is clear as far as we can tell, so I proceed. Black Mercedes sedan comes…