I love the script Honda badge on the fender. Nice little nod to the S500, S600, and S800 that came before it. I’ve seen many S2000 owners throw it on theirs either in place of the S2000 fender badge or the Honda emblem in the back.

Apparently you didn’t hear...there’s still quite a few people waiting for their WRX or STi to be delivered. Broke all previous sales records for WRX/STi too.

Doesn’t look like there is a single shared body panel. If it’s anything like previous generations, the USDM coupe is specific to the USDM, and the hatch, other coupe are JDM/EDM/UKDM only.

Side profile, especially the windows, looks a bit too much like a late model Monte Carlo to me, especially the Assetto Corsa variant. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a much nicer looking Monte Carlo, but not my first choice.

Wow, I hope this is extremely short-lived.

No...just...no.

1. Buy a Honda S2000.

Hey now...Takata is a Japanese company.

Apparently you've never lived in a Commonwealth before. Protip: don't move to Massachusetts or New York.

I'm just glad I wore my Stig costume before it was too late.

Only police car I've ever wanted:

What is this?

I don't understand the panic over secure boot. People dual booting *nix won't give a shit about certified Windows 10 devices. And it's not a requirement to even run 10.

And it’s not the first time this scam has been pulled, either, according to the CBS report. This particular car was likely a retired cab bought at auction, and as the city Taxi and Limousine Commission told CBS, has been used for scamming before. It was previously seized in both 2006, and 2007. It’s unclear yet why…

Whatever you budget, add 50%.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't need my truck looking like some miniaturized F-650. It's a small truck, it doesn't have to look gigantic from the outside. Still can't get much better than this body style/size.

What is a "Keep Out" and how did one specific pedestrian come to own it?

The relatively stiff chassis.

I've heard the same, but haven't seen pictures of any purported replacement.

Máté, thank you. I got a chance to drive a regular 1995 F1 on a 2.5 mile runway. I was always wondering what the GTR looked like on the inside. I still like the LM best.