I saw one of these driving around yesterday and for a moment considered leaving my own car in the middle of the road where it sat. I’m becoming concerned because this is not the first Jaguar in recent memory to illicit this reaction from me. It’s possible that I might be a Jaguar fan...

Doesn’t he already have a cool, reliable ride that he can cruise around California in?

Bruh.

Or you could have a contemporary 240Z with struts all around, IRS, a properly synchronized transmission, electrics from this century, unibody construction so you can actually sit down in the car, an engine you can actually get parts for, I could go on.

Do people not know that a 71 bus doesn’t have a diesel emissions cheat code?

Utah you say? How many wives will comfortably fit? 3 or 5? this is important.

This would still sell on AutoTrader for $35k.

Volvo XC70 Wagon with a 6 disk in-dash CD changer. If you accelerated from a stop, while turning sharply to the right, the car would start spitting all 6 CDs out at me.

Front end was contained and yet the back still went for the nearest grouping of bystanders

10/10 would cruise land in

BRZ was driving in the right, Camry shouldn’t have been travelling in the left.

Everyone who hates on one of these but doesn’t hate on the Miata baffles me. They have the same exact purpose, with different packaging (one a 2-seat roadster, the other a 2+2 in a pinch, with a bit more cargo space, folding rear seats and a roof). Especially when lots of commenters are very likely driving a…

BRZ/FR-S does to 0-60 in 6.3 sec, exactly the same as a Focus ST.

“Old cars are bigger and made of solid metal which is way safer than these plastic cars of today”

“I bought my daughter an old dodge truck from the 70s cause they don’t make em like they used to! She’ll be real safe in there!”

“It’s OK to stay in the left lane as long as I can do the speed limit”

That’s a 458 Speciale. You can tell by the rear calipers and front hood.

oh noes! stuck in the mud!

Soundclip of the new CVT-equipped version just leaked: