They are.

BEEEES!

Minutes after this photo was taken, the Ferrari inexplicably burst into flames, resulting in fiery death for all involved. The hedgehog could not be reached for comment.

HEY! THAT'S MY FRIEND'S 300ZX. His plates don't say DRFTER anymore because everyone thought it said "drifter." But it was "drafter" because, well, 300zx.

Not anymore. They've overexposed it and pretty much all it's known for is "go fast in straight line". Not to mention their 911-like category of cookie cutter cars to choose from...

I am so damn tired of hearing about this obnoxious, useless status symbol. It's ugly, it's only good in a straight line, and only douchebags own one. If I didn't want to leave this comment I would have skipped right over this story.

I seriously can't believe I made it through that whole video. My brain hurts.

Slow news day, I take it.

Looks like Mercedes accidentally the whole G-Wagen.

I had to make sure I wasn't on Gawker for a minute there. How is this news or even car-related? Besides the fact that it's in a car?

I'd have a 280 even before a Z32.

>early 90s

>8.4L V10

It always looked kind of surprised to me.

You couldn't be bothered to get the car from a different angle or write a different article?

To be honest? I actually don't like the styling of the current Z-cars. Z32 was the last decent looking one, then they tried to make it look more muscle. I like some of the features, like right-wheel drive and the lights. I guess the VQ is a pretty sweet motor, too. But in my opinion, none of them will ever look as…

Hmm, excitement over a beige American sedan with an aggressive grille and headlights.

Yes, stick > everything any day. But the fact is, pure and simple, that automatic boxes are going to be the only transmission option in commuter cars in just a few years. It's all because of the nanny state and "no fun allowed" laws we have in this day and age. I blame my parents for not teaching me how to drive a…

On the topic of your post though, Paddle shifters are a great alternative to using a slushbox. Sure, it's still automatic, but a lot of the ones on the market right now are pretty usable. Veloster's is pretty quick, but the computer steps in if you try to down/upshift too much.

I understand it's yet another addition to the lineup of completely beige cars on the market and that's the driving force behind this article. I drive a U13 Altima and I love it to death. Insanely reliable, reasonably quick, and a fairly good stock sound system.