awesome story. I always wanted to fly as a kid, and due to medical conditions, when I was 18 I was told that I'd never be able to fly for the military. Really sucks.

can't wait to see them in El Centro. 1st show!!

Totally and having owned a 2009 and a 2003 i much perfer the 2003. Lighter, more space, non-electric steering and seats fold lower. (but im also comparing manual to auto so thats part of the 2009 suckery). But the 2009 has way more safety equipment so its good as a commuter/dadmobile. Now that Pontiac is no more,…

Bah, real men (and women) drive their race cars on the street! What's the fun of traveling comfortably and being able to carry tools to fix things when you can have rock hard suspension, ear splitting exhaust, and all the theater a massive rear wing can provide to onlookers?

DAT LOCOST 7 DOE!

My two car setup is

Track days, backroads, drives for 2.

Track queen/beater/toy and a tow vehicle (truck/SUV/crossover)

This is the absolute best combo for any automotive enthusiast. It allows you to be have fun and not worry about wrecking you daily driver at the track (a current concern of mine). I need a truck.

For sure a Ford Raptor and a Mazda Miata! Even Jeremy Clarkson fell in love with the Ford which, despite its size and weight proved to be a good handling vehicle. Everyone needs something to haul the occasional chest of drawers or pull the occasional trailer as well. A Miata will be there to be your ultra fun…

The truck looks kind of weird, but the 300SL underpinnings make up for it.

Kias

Alfa Romeo GTV6 (Any Alfa Really) and a tow truck.

No, no no. Miata for the summer, WRX/STI for the winter. I'd they make a new god damn wagon you could haul the same as small SUV.

Flawless logic.

LR Defender.

An Alfa and a tow truck?

The answer is obviously Miata.

Just getting the obvious answer out there. A Miata and a brown, manual, diesel, wagon