This is a good one. Not only do they learn about how a car performs it exposes them to so many car models in other markets. This is where many people learned about cool and obscure Japanese models we have never been exposed to.

I really can see him being so out of touch with what it is and just throwing money at a project someone designed.

I love what the ZL1 can do, but lately I've been kind of tired of the Camaro's looks. I thought it was initially stunning from concept car to production but after spending time around them in the real world it seems like it's trying a little too hard.

That was a damn good episode and far more emotional than I thought it would be.

I've had the same problem. Sometimes it will only display a few comments. It regularly seems buggy even when I use the default kinja layout and I lose posts and can't find my own until hours later.

I wonder why the blurred out the badge on the Acura CL next to it. The model name isn't exactly incriminating anyone.

That would be a 1996-2000 Honda Civic Coupe.

As someone inside the US, I completely agree with you.

Mishter Connery shall deliver one pershonally.

Yes, and I do so love this car.

Once again I feel the answer here is Miata.

It also works great on long drives when I'm starting to fall asleep. I make myself laugh at how stupid it sounds.

I like to make comments about the things I see in Sean Connery's voice.

What watch have you been wearing on the show lately? Looks nice.

No, every body panel is still available and the company can weld and repair almost any damaged piece. I've seen fenders I've thought should be scrapped be returned to their former glory.

I can't stop laughing at that picture. It just looks like a joke.

I never had to do anything special with my stainless panels. Wash them as much as you want without damaging them, and scratches can be brushed out along the grain.

I see one of these parked on the street every day on my way home.

I couldn't figure out what it meant at first, now I agree that it is annoying as hell. Thank you.

I've been a sucker for these ever since I first saw one in a Jackie Chan movie when I was a kid. I'm partial to anything with unique doors.