Yes, I would like a Caterham, thanks!

My understanding was that at expected operational speed the friction would cause expansion of the skin of the aircraft, so gaps were left to account for this, leading to leaks.

A cousin of mine had one and got rid of it for exactly that reason. Great to drive, horrific to maintain.

There's a car at Katie's Cars and Coffee like that. You walk over thinking "big block Chevy? " then you get there and it's "oh, ferrari v12. Ok, that makes sense"

You forgot to include the Plymouth laser with the talon and eclipse!

Are you saying his mom is starfox?

Another way to tell is if you find this as amazingly funny as I did:

You just described more hours of my life than I care to admit.

There is, and is filled by the A6 and 5 series sized cars, which have also gotten bigger. The opportunity is at the bottom of the market, where cars like the 1 series and A3 are filling the gap left by the growing A4/ 3 series.

Is there another athlete from a previous era with a higher potential for unknown batshit antics? I feel he's the zenith of less followed sport, non American, pre Internet age, and crazy.

when they first came out they were worth the money. I had a 2005 S, and it was better than the same year civic si, vw gti, and the mazdaspeed 3 had maybe just came out? You couldn't get a better car for the money. Now the gti is better, the ST's from Ford....

It stops when the NFL stops receiving federal benefits of operating as a non-profit, competing in stadiums funded by tax payer dollars.

Can anyone think of an engine that they would pay 29 grand in a miata? Ferrari v12? Old F1 V8? What would you have to see under the hood to say yes?

The same kind who thinks you'll pay almost thirty grand for it

I understand hyperbole, but Leeds still thinks that was too soon

DSG, because of beltway commutes. Deal was totally normal. Got expected value for trade in of 2005 Cooper S and usaa pricing on the GTI. Salesman was great, actually let us take our giant dog on the test drive even though he was allergic.

I bought my GTI from that dealership in VA, from a Russian guy named Pavel, a year or two before that spy ring got busted.

It won't handle well with the front control arms so much shorter than the rear, though

Well, I can't name a better convertible cross over. Fastest, best driving, best looking....flawless it is!

The McLaren F1. The car was designed in a way that, from an engineering and business standpoint, made no sense. The concept of bang for buck or diminishing returns did not matter. Things like the gold exhaust and engine compartment could not have possibly improved the car in a way proportionate with their increased…