Sincerely,

Military Industrial Complex

I think the front of the R33 is spectacular. The R34 is bigger and more muscular and better looking all around and I certainly wouldn't go through the trouble of putting an R33 front on there or anything, but I would definitely rock an R33 whereas the R32 is far too dated for my tastes.

It's going to snow tomorrow here in Connecticut. This will be a nice watch.

That whole trunk/hatch/wing mish-mash is quite ghastly.

How generous of you!

I love everything except the wheels, fortunately those are easily changed out. Unfortunately, they cost more than my car so none of this is relevant.

As an ST owner, I can still say 'Same here!'

Being FWD/AWD has nothing to do with tripoding. Inside rear wheel lifting is very common.

If I had to imagine what a "Hummingbird" would be, I'm picturing a very light, Ariel Atom-type car with a version of Ford's 1L Ecoboost 3 cylinder engine that revs up to 20,000 RPM and needs to refill its one gallon tank every 10 minutes. But that's probably not likely, since this is likely the GT350.

So being a WWE-esque spectacle of rednecks fighting in the pits, ramming each other's cars and throwing helmets is all ok, just don't you make the sport look bad!

No, that was my American fault, expecting you to think ST only meant the one we just got. As for the rear, I don't like the current ST's taillights that are reaching for the rear doors but I think it's an overall better rear. Look at thow much cargo room is thrown away when it starts the rearward slope at the B pillar.

I meant our US ST. That RS front end was nice and chunky, vents aside. The rear is pretty rough looking and that super sloped hatch must be even more useless than mine.

I LOVED that old front end and was disappointed to see the ST didn't come too close to it. Bought one anyways. Awaiting RS news, not photoshopped vents.

The little blind spot mirror on the FoST is probably the smallest most useful underdog feature I've come across.

10.) Back Up Camera

Actually, a car came pirouetting down past him at the end. No way I'd be out there randomly spinning around with some other jamoke.

It's such a tiny little thing but invaluable. Underdog vote!

I was in the "keyless entry is stupid, I can just press my fob", "push button start is stupid, my key works just fine" camp that so many Jalops feel the need to hark back to but once I lived with it, ZOMG NO GOING BACK! If I didn't have to lock my front door with my key, they wouldn't leave my pocket. It's not that…