I feel like this is the automotive equivalent of Gretchen Wieners telling us, the R33 loving community, that we can’t sit with her. Well none for Gretchen Wieners, bye.

Okay, Jeff.

Incriminate myself?

Any pre-2009 BMW Z4. The Z4 M has the E46 M3 engine that was well into its lifecycle and has all of the kinks sorted out. For less performance, less money, and equal reliability, the standard Z4's should suffice. They all have aftermarket supercharger options, and you have your option of convertible or coupe.

I agree that that’s how we pronounce it. My original comment was referring to how British people pronounce it.

Also known as “Clarkson speak.”

You say “rawest human being”, I say “most fucking obvious robot ever.” It's like her smile function crashed.

I don’t know if you’re British or not, but to us Yanks, your “are” sounds like “wuh” in that context.

Sorry bud, but If that’s how “The Dude” says it, I’d say that’s pretty much the gospel.

That is inacoorate.

It’s hilarious trying to explain the British pronunciation of that word in text form.

Oh gross.

You were going to install a CD player in the car. Next, you were going to put an eight-week-old Husky pup in the car. Then you were going to play Creed’s “Human Clay” album on repeat. After that you planned to remove the eject button from the head unit. And finally, you resolved to watch the dog until it’s poor little…

Words cannot express how much the beer does not pair with the car. I expected better from you, Audi.

Unless they discontinue the new (presumed) GT-86 after a year or two. Especially if it only runs for a year. Then collectibility lends itself to the solo-year Toyota.