A year ago, I was looking at the Performance Pack 6MT, but I drove it and absolutely hated it. The clutch sucked, the shifter was vague, and the ride was terrible (yes, the shipping blocks were removed from the suspension). I walked away and turned my attention to the Focus and Fiesta ST. I didn’t really like those…

To trade in my FR-S or not...

Hell yes! I will be paying extra close attention to this as I am planning on leasing a 4 door GTI SE or Autobahn with Perf/Lighting packs later this year.

I legitimately thought this was an April fools joke, but I stand corrected. While I can’t say that concept is attractive, I am really looking forward to the Type R.

Has any car really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

It was a balmy 2* this morning when I woke up in Central Virginia. It was -7* with wind chill.

My IS300 disagrees. No arrow.

Neither of them have SH-AWD. That's Acura only.

Heh. Wischer Wascher.

I can't help but feel an overwhelming amount of meh.

"if you look into VA's history of auto accidents, close to 70% of fatalaties involved excess speed"

I'm sad for two reasons:

This.

These do look spectacular, but I'd rather get the 525/528 variants as they had rack and pinion, instead of the steering box like the 540. You could also get the 525/528 Touring with a manual; which can't be said of the 540.

Just came here to post this.

As a Jet fan, I couldn't agree with this more.

I think I speak for everyone when I say that we need more details on this.

'03 Acura CL Type S with a manual ('03 was the only year for the manual), or even an '03-07 Accord V6 6MT. Decent passing power, comfortable seats (especially the CL), bulletproof J series engine, and low 30mpg at steady cruise. I had a CL, and I loved that thing. Best of all, the back seat was actually usable.

Can't sit in the back of mine :D

To add to Tavarish' post, the area behind the rub strip on the side of the car can have rust hiding on it.