The funny thing is both the 86 and Supra engine’s are bought from other car companies.  Maybe Toyota is the new GEO?

Counterpoint, they SHOULD release the 194hp version in the United States. People will literally not care it’s slow. They will buy it for 30k, just to tell people they have a SUPRA and brag about it.

The Cadillac badge is slowly but surely morphing into a QR code

Don't forget, most news rags closely followed this from intial drawings to release. I'm told ANY car takes at least 5 years for that path.  So with that timeline in mind, it wasn't released that slow. Just our perception with knowing every step made it seem that way.

Except that they died off in 1989 precisely because Iaccoca held a low opinion of the M-body line as a relic of the pre-K car era and declined to invest any money in them, despite strong sales.

Capitalism will also help to solve this problem, they will either convince the public/auto makers that they are making better products or people will choose to stop buying from them. Sure beats the alternative where the government tells us we are going to keep using Takada inflators with no choice (and therefore…

As much as I agree with you, you do know rational thinking isn’t allowed in The Peoples Republic of Gawker.

It was caused by an immoral and irresponsible decision mind by humans, not by an economic theory.

Trees spend a good part of the year without their leaves.

Wild guess, his junkers are leaking toxic fluids into groundwater

I like how you try to separate yourself from the problem. You bring the pitchfork people out this is what happens, take some responsibility. Don’t act like none of your readers did this i’m sure some did. Maybe you should understand a little bit about what your article do. Grow up and take some damn responsibility.

Used to be that driving Corvettes with the top down nude through car washes on hot summer days was just a fun time, not jail time.

Cooling systems are fairly simple? This is a highly engineered forced induction performance machine, I’m not sure how you determined that this is a simple fix? How could it be that the best engineers working for a multi-billion dollar automotive company cannot seem to figure out the “simple” fix?

Used to be that cars did not have the complexity and electronics that they have today and that you could reasonably fix these sorts of problems by sending money to a mail order speed parts company.

These need to be 10x the current price. The amount of traffic these signs generate is massive.

A friend of mine bought a VW Diesel Golf. Turns out the sellers lied about the emissions or something big time. Super sketchy scenario. Whatevs. Sellers took it back.

The Driver was distracted by Kinja’s Infinite Scroll and the 450 clicks it takes to read the comments

And we all keep letting them get better.