And I already know what it will look like when it goes on sale!

They butter have found a way to egg-scape, otherwise they’re toast because I never sausage destruction.

IHOPe there was nobody in the cars.

Alfa Romeo is that super hot girl who keeps standing me up for dates, yet for some reason I keep asking her out.

Am I the only one who just throws points at Luck in an effort to play a complete doofus who blindly and constantly stumbles into success? Anyone? Bueller?

I'm going to have to disagree with Enzo on "the most beautiful car ever made" XKE. It looks like it belongs in a Dr. Seuss book. It has beautiful components but together it doesn't work.

Yeah, but...don’t be a dick.

Subarus never live up to the striking looks of their concepts.

I can’t wait for people to get over this arbitrary attachment to cylinder count. Performance is what I care about.

I know it’s not quite a quarter million, but get a few options and it will be close. GT-R Nismo is not that much further down, either. Does it matter, if the engine is competitive and makes you feel good in all the right places? I don’t think Ford is scared at throwing big V8s at problems, they clearly have some sort…

You must be loads of fun at parties

I totally agree.

I’m firmly of the belief that you could put any used vehicle on here for $79,000 and come up with a crack pipe loss. Even the most desirable cars you can think of would still be used and contain hidden issues that you’d never want to spend $80k to discover.

This is a nice car. But for that kind of scratch it would need…

Did you end up on the Hertz Rental configurator?

You know how it it’s going to be :

♫ The hills are alive with the sound of displaaaacement...♫

If he likes the base GT so much, I can’t wait to see Chris Harris get his hands on a GT350R. Let the M comparisons really have a go.

With the A45 AMG, RS3, Focus RS, Golf R, and upcoming Civic Type R, I really wonder what the mood is in Subaru’s board meetings since opting for a sedan only STi.

That Firebird is the automobile version of a chain letter. “If you do not forward this Pontiac within 14 days, great misfortune will fall upon you. Yes, even greater than if you kept it as a daily driver. Mr. Don ‘The Douche’ Trumbull of Clearwater, FL sold this car at a $50 loss after failing to get it to pass…