I like where you're head is at. This would hit most of the weak areas. Brakes, definitely and a better LSD would be great.

That could be said for almost any performance option on most cars. But it won't have a factory warranty, will probably be less reliable, and you won't get any of it back on resale. It's a way to get a few more dollars out of people who have to have the top-of-the-line, most expensive version of a car.

....and $65k.

Uplanders; the most easily forgotten gm of the 2000s

The catacaysmically awful Oldsmobile Diesels. I'm not sure what all they were put int but the cutlass diesel for sure was a train wreck in mobile form. The engine was apallingly awful and shook out all its internals, the car had the build quality of an ice cream sandwich in the sahara desert, and the fuel economy…

I've got two:

The '71 Vega. Perhaps the sole reason why Americans started buying Japanese cars in the first place.

My vote is for the Vega...

I can tell you that it's not the pictured model of the Cavelier. There's so many of those still on the road that they can't be that bad. Does the Aveo count since GM didn't really build it?

Cadillac Cimarron

Venom GT = Hennessey's heavily modified lotus. Vemon 1000 = Twin turbo tuned 2013 Viper.

Can we stop with this Hennessy Venom crap already? Do you know how many 1200 hp plus Supras and Skylines Top Secret has built? (including a supra with a v12 from a toyota century). This hennesey guy is boring, lame, and overprices the shit out of his Lotus kit car. Fine, it's not a Lotus... But it's still nothing more…

"...it's been on the market since 2009...."

It's not a Lotus, get over it already.

Yes, new cars are typically cars that are new.

It's not a Lotus, get over it already.

My understanding is that the automaker's design houses provide the sketches and relevant information needed for PD to render it.

Seems legit to me. Here's one they actually made:

According to 911 critics, this sort of thing happens at any speed, in any conditions, regardless of tire problems. Also: Never lift.

Chevette scooter, 4 wheels and a heater. no back seat no nothing. Worked at a chev dealer in 77, they didn't sell many. memories...