Nearly every movie and tv show does deals to get the cars they need on set.

Nope. Have you seen how GM sales are going?

Rooting for failure.

pretty sure that's SNAW37, dude.

I know someone who autocrosses his Abarth.

I've been looking into used Abarths, and I am finding plenty of good, one year old examples in the $16k-$18k depending on mileage.

I'm currently looking for something fun, around $20k.

The bigger deal is the weight.

Nope. Still half asleep.

+1 The headlights are what's killing the "Mustang" look for me.

You are looking at a very narrow view if this is all you're using to determine when a car is successful for it's manufacturer.

Your lack of sources is hilarious.

It must be rough living your life through fear of all the things that might go wrong.

I'm finding some good C5 Z06 examples (think 20k-30k miles) for around $22k.

I think you should recalibrate your chrome meter.

With their OWN V8 no less. :)

Out of random curiosity, in your opinion, what would you do to make the auto shows better?

Weirdly, "super overkill" is EXACTLY what I would look for in MY military arsenal, Haha

You care enough to log-in, type, and post a comment on it. You care enough that you felt it necessary to put down the brand for a reason totally unrelated to the original content of the post. You care enough that you had to make sure everyone knew you were not going to buy one.

Add the optional AWD to that, and it becomes clear why 'average' people are buying cars like this.