Drinking the night before may have been a factor...

Why on Earth would you go to a Monday 11 am show? I could barely stumble into the Jalopnik Film Festival by noon!

I think a lot of people are just waiting to watch it on video or stream it and think that paying the insane movie theater prices isn't worth it. That's been my approach for watching a lot of the bets movies of the last couple of years.

With a small-block Chevy V8 in it, it would be.

No contest. Hindustan Ambassador 1.5 Diesel. 35.5 bhp and 7.44 kilograms-meters of torque. And a 1200 kg curb weight.

Thanks!

I was referring to the later Cobalt SS (2006 maybe?) with the 260 hp Ecotec that set the lap record for FWD cars around the Nurburgring when it was introduced.

Maybe, but I was referring to the later Cobalt SS (2006?) with the 260 hp Ecotec that set the lap record for FWD cars around the Nurburgring when it was introduced.

Totally agree. I was about to post the same thing. The turbo Cobalt SS was so much better than the supercharged one.

You have to read this Doug DeMuro piece then: http://plays-with-cars.kinja.com/no-i-wont-reco…

Well, the automatics in those weren't good. I'd say if going for E30, it would have to be a manual car.

I'd probably say it's a good starter car for car enthusiasts. I'd recommend it over a Miata.

Have to agree with you on recommending Honda or Toyota, if I don't think they would want to pay much for car maintenance and repairs.

Well, for regular people, it usually ends up being an Accord or Civic, which is the standard in the end.

I know, but I'd recommend an E46 for a $2-3K more at that rate over the E36.

Yes, parts are difficult to come by since the LeMons and Chump Car people steal them.

BMW E30 325i or 325is with the manual. The driving balance is all there. And it will retain its value. Easily.

Excellent article, though I don't think I'll ever be the leasing type unless an expensive luxury sedan is involved.

And that sound is still echoing in my head. When you start it, you might think that there is something wrong with the car. It's the loudest thing ever.

Don't worry, I didn't even realize it until the Friday morning after the movie. Only for the tweet to be favorited by what was very obviously a hardcore Lucille Bluth fan.