doughboy919
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doughboy919

They seriously need to bring back the MR2 and the Supra.

That's what Toyota is now. A bunch of safe-looking, semi-boring cars.

Just get winter tires for it and drive it as a $59,000 winter beater. Problem solved.

I bought the steering wheel and horn separate on ebay.

What? Really? I drive a Fiat 500L/Renegade mule test vehicle at work sometimes. I wish it had an espresso machine in it.

Yeah, my parents have one. I've considered getting one

I've considered it.

Actually, I was a Starbucks barista for 2 years and 3 days, so I'm qualified to operate the coffee maker in my car. The espresso machine I have won't fit in my MR2, so I had to settle for the Keurig.

It looks so professional, doesn't it? Especially with the belt holding it.

I put it in myself. I have it powered by a 1200W power inverter I placed behind the driver's seat.

The machine is tightly wedged between 2 metal brackets for the center console.

My MR2 with a built-in Keurig so I can brew fresh coffee while I'm stuck in traffic.

I agree! The Brera is sexy as FxxK.

I doubt it. Alfas are small and lightweight. The Hellcat engine is massive and heavy.

Yeah, my JK does well in the snow at low speeds, but when I get on the highway, i feel like I'm sailing a ship through a storm. Also, when I hit that little pile of slush between lanes, I hydroplane a bit on my 12.5" wide tires.

It actually worked quite well. I powered it with a 1200W power inverter I placed behind my seat. The only problem was that I couldn't take corners too fast, or the coffee would slosh out. I later replaced the mug with a 16 oz Starbucks cup, which fit perfectly with the drip tray removed and the coffee didn't slosh

My MR2 doesn't have cup holders, but I DO use it as a coffee shop

The DDCT in the 4C is much more refined and a whole lot quicker than the one in the Dart.

I actually drove a 4C at the proving grounds. I too usually prefer a standard manual transmission, like I have in my AW11 MR2, but the 4C is much more responsive and powerful than my AW11. The flappy paddles change gears very quickly and with a car that crazy, it's good to have both hands on the wheel.

You can get decals to go over the blank panels so they look like switches that do something.