I know it is a mechanical nightmare waiting to happen but NP for me. When it comes to a fast sedan I am a glutton for punishment and would jump on this would I be in the market for a new car.

Or what if your child is using it while at college in another city/state/country? How do they determine this is not the case?

I missed the cutoff but I started restoring a 1976 motorcycle a few years ago. After tear down I realized two of the three motor mounts were not mounting anything. Pretty sure it was a salvage junk yard find. Real glad I only drove it less than a half mile around the house before starting the rebuild...

the 360 and 430 in my mind are the last of the good looking Ferraris, I’m with you there. But you need to rethink the bangle era...

Once, in our 2000 mustang. depending on the hill gradient the gauge can drastically change and we misjudged. Had to push it to a side street in flip flops. Luckily some awesome high schoolers drove by and helped. Thanks to that O-Line for the push!

Yes. Absolutely yes.

2004-2006 Pontiac GTO. Yes I am biased on that.

Came to say this It looks very Durango...

About 15-20 years ago I was in London and I saw an Enzo drive by. A day or two later I saw a TVR and a Marcos TSO parked down the street from a restaurant we went to. As someone born in Texas the TVR and Marcos were an amazing thing to finally see in person.

2004 Pontiac GTO. Just a few modifications but fun as hell to drive.

2005-2006 Pontiac GTO. Had a 2004 and I just loved it so I would, if I can in the near future, pay a little extra on one if I can find it in the right condition and specs.

Neighbor two doors down had a red Acura NSX. Took it out only every few weeks but I loved seeing it when he did.

Its the Lamborghini Estoque but turned up to 11 or even 12!

This is an interesting point. They would certainly have to work with the manufacturers to allow this. 

Evora for sure from me. Definitely would consider one for my next car seeing as how mid life crisis age is fast approaching

Makes me also a little impressed that Top Gear got to 17,000 feet in some old crappy cars driven by old grumpy men...

I remember hearing similar sentiment to this when the Nissan GTR came out. $90k and purchasing and servicing at a Nissan dealer?! I worked in an Infiniti service department at the time and heard they mulled having them serviced at Infiniti dealers initially. Which I thought was smart, and if I could check out a new…

In high school in Belgium I once hitched a ride with a friend into town one evening. Super nice older couple.

If they raced cars based on production models I might actually watch it. 

Holy improvement batman!