“Person X made Y mistake/bad decision and therefor deserves negative consequence Z” is just the absolute worst way to look at the world.

I’d be surprised if it made more than 90 hp.

Best. Salespitch. Ever.

It was all he had and he needed a car.

These stories make me glad I’ve yet to delve into the devilish world of the GPS. I’m just fine with the trusty DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer tucked behind my seat.

Can’t explain why it’s there though - maybe the shifter has loose bushings and as a result hits the dash, thus foam to protect the dash paint?

When you can spin the tires from the exit of one corner all the way to the braking zone of the next corner, then you have enough power :)

Improving 1.4 seconds on a 1 min lap is HUGE when you are racing.

Clearly she only drifts on the streets. Old school!

I take this mean they install the parts without fully inspecting them when received from the manufacturer, that can’t be right can it

Me, I’m still a hold out at 69 driving an RX7 and a TR8.

Yum

You have an Audi 70? Pfft! 240Z!

Or the cam followers in my B7S4, which I’m actively waiting on to fail.

Sort of like when a MB R model known bad headbolt design craps out after the warranty expires, I guess......

—this would be a boon to those rural mail carriers, especially since Subaru won’t sell RHD cars in the states anymore (so I am told).

And...it will be “Powered by Microsoft,” so you know it’s reliable!

Looking at this car, it did occur to me that most of the interested parties might want it for parts. It would make a good donor for many items. I feel the asking price is inappropriate for a parts car, though the rarity certainly is a factor that would make it worth more than an “average” parts car.

Granted,the only reason they do it is because they are compelled by the government and/or it is due to a safety issue,but it isn’t unprecedented for a manufacturer to correct a mistake that was obviously theirs.

Nope. $2000 max, and that’s pushing it pretty hard.