I have yet to be able to fit in a Lotus with any modicum of comfort. Wouldn't shed a tear.

Doesn't make any sense to me. My co-worker got a 370z touring/hardtop/manual for $33k I think. Much rather have that than a soft top.

For the convertable, yes. Hard tops are $30ish in most cases.

As it stands right now the most opulent American made car right now is the Escalade, and while that's a fine car it's not opulent enough. America needs its own Rolls-Royce and it shouldn't be anything but a Duesenberg.

Do karts count?

I think their arrogance is what has helped the brand relate to its customer base, no?

Their making a W-24 powered sedan? Or a V-20 2+2 shooting brake?

The interior is just wonderful. Aside from the Parthenon sized a-pillars.

It's a noun. Thats about the extent of it.

So is leprosy.

Aside from drifting, what other motorsports do you enjoy doing?

Never change Doug. Never change.

This. Is. Gorgeous.

Whats the rear passenger area like, leg room etc. And what is the front head room? I'm trying to find a truck for my brother, and he's 6'7".

Im in NE Ohio as well. Count me in.

Decision-making/life choice bottom. Not financial bottom.

I've seen three of these on the road. Each one was driven by an overweight balding man who seems to have hit absolute bottom.

I see more altima/maxima coupe in profile actually. It's too blunt and chubby to resemble a toyobaru in my eyes.

I'm a fan of the seat details, but the whole exterior seems like an amateur design trying way to hard to be different.

Racing for the Corvette team is regarded by many a crowning achievement in ones racing career. If you could choose, what would you like to try next? LMP1, F1, WRC, so on?