Most bad cars get good reviews in their home countries. The Americans and us British being some of the worst offenders.

Chevy Citation. This thing won car of the year in 1980.

I wish I could work at Boston Dynamics for one reason, and one reason only.

If you want a TLX with more, um... vigor, there's a 3.5-liter V6 with 290 horsepower available with front or Acura's SH-AWD. If you don't pony up for SH-AWD, you get P-AWS (precision all-wheel steer) so that fits in with Acura's tough/active/dynamic image for the TLX. Or whatever.

It takes 7+ seconds to get to 60 mph unless you drop the clutch at 4k+rpm. I understand why this car is great, but an update with no power increase is boring. I'm not asking for 0-60 in the 5's, but around 6.0 and some more torque isn't asking much is it? Then next year we can ask for 0-60 in the high 5's ;)

I good sir happen to own both a FR-S and a weed-whacker, and can tell you as a matter of fact that the FR-S has at least... three times more power!

If you haven't bought that FR-S you've wanted, this one is available at a touch under $30,000. However, as Kicking Tires points out, a base one starts around $25K. Imagine how much more you could do by spending your own $5,000.

The cactus. It weighs as much as a balloon filled with helium.

The Pussycar!

Where do I get the Speed Racer helmet?

*sigh* Nissan will never, ever, get rid of that fucking bucktoof on the front.

Turbo everything is better. Especially if it says "turbo" on one of the doors

Kinja'd

Dude that's a Lambo.

Pretty sure that's.....

Your mother.

Now that you know how to drag-race, will you be entering your Beetle in the Bug-In drag races at Irwindale at the end of the month?

It could have been worse, Jason.

The Jerk Store called, they're running out of you!

You mean an Outback Outback out back in the outback?