Nice. I definitely like the Fusion over the equivalent Altima. The only upside to the Altima is that I can lease one for $159 a month whereas the lease for a new Fusion is $199. Either way, I would prefer to purchase instead and just get it a few years old. Did you get the 2.5 or 3.0?

Well, I'm getting rid of my 2010 Sentra because, well, it's a Sentra. At the top of m list for what I'm looking at next for a family car is the 2010 or 2011 MY Fusion. I like the styling compared to anything else in that segment and I've heard nothing but good reviews as far as reliability and best bang for your buck…

You're not alone man. I'm 25 and my wife hates that every time we go into to Target or Wal-Mart, I have to walk down the Hot Wheels isle so that I can see what new ones have come out. My last purchase got me an Aventador, an AE86, a Triumph TR6, and an E30 M3. You're never too old to stop collecting Hot Wheels.

Can I get on the list for a job as well if I'm about to buy a Ford? I think that qualifies me enough...

Sorry, safety cars don't count as racing heritage.

Yea, new. What's that got to do with anything? Or were you just joking about the Lambo and I missed that? If so, then my bad man. I've always had trouble reading sarcasm over the interwebs, lol.

Nope. That would be the 6th Ferrari F40 prototype. It was displayed at the 1987 Frankfurt Motorshow and was later raced in the Italian GT Championship.

The whole DSM thing was mainly with Eclipse and not much with the Lancer. The Eclipse RS and GS used the 420A Chrysler engine that was shared with the Neon, Sebring, Stratus, etc. The Mitsubishi built 4G63T was used in the Eclipse GST and GSX and was shared with the Plymouth Laser RS Turbo and Eagle Talon TSi. And of…

Plus whatever that test track place was from Forza 3 that tried to copy the layout from Ken Block's Gymkhana video out at El Toro.

And you'd have to include Fujimi Kaido on there as well. Especially in Forza 4 where you can do a full circuit from Fujimi Old to Fujimi New.