Not the first time Toyota has considered a two-door crossover attempt, though.

God, please don't let this LED taillight assembly/rear wing design catch on in the aftermarket like the Altezza taillights did.

Toyota Land Cruiser: from the FJ40s still on safari duty in Africa to the current-gen, seven seating V8 models on mall duty in New Jersey.

Has anyone seen the cloth/leather combo for the M3/M4 yet? Is it grippy enough? Does it look good?

Honestly, every car should come with a theft recovery system or at the least a manual transmission, which is a strong theft deterrent itself.

Man, I'm getting a headache just imagining how often the needle would skip.

The alternate option is to fit a spinning radar antenna like the ones fitted onto the bridge of naval warships or the scaled down ones fitted to autonomous cars, which could potentially be more accurate but they'd definitely lose the likes of you as a customer.

You wrote everything I've been telling people about premium makes in the last few years; thank you.

I heard they were dropping the color for 2015.

Had a weird 9C1 Caprice obsession through the whole span of that first season.

Exactly.

It seemed more like a special option Porsche would have offered. I'm pretty surprised they don't.

Once LED lights started taking off I always thought rear-mounted scrolling message bars would have been a natural step.

'Murican accent: How many cupholders?

Can't go for a Sonata. Definitely not a Prelude, nor Rondo. A Forte? Nope.

Dirt cheap, dirt simple.

Not really "no longer in production" as much as they couldn't sell many of the Virage right out of the gate, and passed whatever made the Virage difference into the 2013 DB9 instead.

That's true for Manhattan, but not for Queens and Brooklyn.

They did. As a fully-loaded Civic EX?

Why consider this over the upcoming 2015 S600?