And it's mid-engined!

"It has blue underglows that were installed by the previous owner and it has a sub woofer in the trunk along with new speakers. All done by the previous owner."

What on earth is that behind the Beetle? Not the MX5/Miata, I mean the guy between them. Has he got a stanced tricycle?

Owning one, they really do have the right amount of power for what they were designed to be. Would more power be nice? Sure! But does it NEED it? No, not at all.

No, I have no understanding of cars whatsoever, so clearly, a measured lap of a closed-course track would be completely worthless in evaluating a vehicle. Instead, I'll just rely on some dashcam video shot on a public road, that is basically the semi-informed opinion of some guy who has his own podcast.

Yes, I understand the concept of fun, for fun's sake. It brings us wonderful cars like the Caterham 7, Ariel Atom, and yes, the Hellcat Challenger. But I've never seen any website re-broadcast a video that allegedly "proves" that an Atom is a good commuter vehicle, or that the Caterham is a suitable vehicle for…

So, a couple of guys drive down a road with some curves in it, at moderate speeds, and that's conclusive proof that a 2-ton pig can "handle?" Let's all get excited about a car that does exactly what a car is supposed to do, which is drive down a road that isn't completely straight!

Put big enough brakes and wide/sticky enough tires and any car can "handle". At >2 tons, it's still inefficient as F—- but, hey, 'Murica.

And here we go the predicable comments that say we should always just obey without question, protest, complexity, or defiance of any sort.

Old people love 'em

In honor of my favorite author on this site, Torch:

Fools!

So you are complaining because there is not a japanese car that has rear wheel drive, a great interior, and corvette speed for under $25k? Also if you purchase a vetter for under $25k you do not get a car that "looks nice inside" vettes have aweful interiors and terrible seats. Also the BRZ is a boxer engine and…

And are succeeding given I'd take an Optima over a Camry any day

All I can see:

Working hard at looking tough!

Russia does this tough-looking truck thing quite well.