Bummer. Mine had a properly mechanical and French-feeling manual transmission. It was great.

Lame. I rented a Citroen C3 on the isle of Crete and it was awesome. The car. And the isle.

I just want a four-door GTI.

I thought it was illegal to drive one of these without a Members Only jacket and Vuarnet sunglasses.

Have you seen this thing? Totally epic. And I'd take it over the M5 wagon. http://www.build-threads.com/build-threads/…

Are MK IV GTIs really that unreliable?

Truly legendary Ford. Robocop would drive one.

I'll just leave this here.

Elvis sure did like to shoot his cars. http://www.panteracars.com/elvis1001.htm

Oh my. So tempted. How's the automatic in that car? If it's as nice as the auto in the B7 A4... man. So tempted.

Legacy GT Wagon with a 5-speed is a unicorn car. If you find one, buy it! Also, IMO, the best-looking car Subaru ever made.

Plus, extremely FUN. Feels like driving a video game.

However I think this new Mustang is fugly. Which is strange, because most of the rest of Ford's lineup looks really nice. Strange. Oh well.

310hp? That's strong. Real strong. But c'mon Ford. Turn up the boost, add a hood scoop and SVO that shit.

Wowza. Want. And I can actually afford to buy one new! Bring it with a slick six-speed manual.

It's almost always better to buy a two-year-old car. Massive discount, still reliable, probably still under warranty. Plus, you can add a warranty with the money you'll save. Leasing can also make sense if you can get a good deal.

Would my B6 A4 be considered to be part of VW's Dark Times?

Yeah, a lot of money left on the table when you trade in a decent car.

Agreed, if your car is on its last legs (wheels), then it makes sense.

And don't trade in your old car. Dealers pay about 75% of what you'd get if you sold it on Craigslist.