nah, that's a long way off...first they'll take away our in-city privileges, then eventually the freeways, and in a good century or so, them 'pulicans will have pushed us enthusiasts out to the tracks. Really, I've got a feeling that both sides of the political spectrum are going to be aligned in pushing self driven…

That's what I'm saying. Skip all of the 20,000 leagues, call up Icarus, and get your Cav some wings (not the RedBull kind).

driving across the water is hard. So diving to the Dominican Republic for the weekend is more difficult than it should be. Flying cars could fix that, and with this autonomy, I could skip the hassle of hiring a pilot.

One step closer to flying cars.

Right, the point of my comment was to express that I was in favor of AWD when I started reading, but on having read Chris_K_F's comment, I'm now not so sure the AWD is as good of an idea as I'd initially thought. It wasn't mean as a negative comment on the SH-AWD system. The STI was simply referenced as a non-suv…

Came here to whine about the price kick pushing it out of the spirit of the S series, leaving satisfied and also now on the fence about the AWD. I really like AWD when done correctly (STi), but if it makes the car heavier and more expensive, then ditch it and stick with RWD.

Came here expecting non-super car price based on title...leaving disappointed.

Really, what you're missing is the flip side of those numbers:

I'd even take one without the dual engines!

I think we'll see these once the autonomous cars are more prevalent. If you don't have to worry about teaching idiot drivers how to fly without killing each other, this suddenly becomes much more doable.

How about a non-exotic materials version? Fiberglass instead of CF, keep it mostly the same and you'll still make a way better car than the Prius.

Rally fighter! Preferably a hard top convertible. It's basically a cross between a trophy truck, a car, and a Wrangler. Needs more wrangler.

Pretty sure that's 184320 normal torques

Came here for this, Civic, Camry, or Corolla...they're all interchangeable in whatever slot this takes in the final lineup. Great car to have a coma in...though, honestly, I did enjoy mine, just not as a driver's car.

Want. So. Bad.

I'm Orlovin'g it

From the store footage: Master Thief

So...what you're saying is that it's going to be hard to get a good used one.

Aren't there laws against cruel and unusual punishment?

I still don't get why they don't make an XL-1 without the exotic materials. Sure, it'll probably only get 100-150mpg, but the cost would drop dramatically. That's pretty much the only semi-valid thing the conspiracy theorist whines about. If they could keep the MPG north of 100 and get the cost below $50k (I'm not…