This is probably the most reliable engine you've ever featured in a piece. Everything else has generally been a headcase in terms of long-term maintenance.

I'm biased, but BMW interiors still look damn good from most of the post-1995 cars and even the 80s cars have aged well. I'd make the claim that Audi, VW, and BMW have had better aging interiors than Merc and Porsche over the last 20 years. I had never understood how Porsche failed so miserably at designing interiors…

Yeah, KA engines had soul, right.

The LS3 came out a few years after the last Firebird rolled off of the assembly line, as far as I know. Are you referring to the LS1?

The post you replied to is a joke.

It astounds me that there are people on the internet who have not seen this before.

Haha, I was trying to figure out where that was coming from. But yeah, no E34 540its for us in the US.

You are completely incorrect.

Yeah, too bad no one wants to listen to the mundane issues of the M62. Everyone hears "cheaper E39 M5" and jumps at it. My car was great for the time that I had it, but I was never able to fully fix some of the issues that it had.

There are a ton of 540its in the US; there was never a manual option available.

Save some $$$, lose some time on restoring the thing (it's a $4800 REPU that's also listed in Philly, for those that don't like clicking random cl links)

Class? He's a house DJ.

But talking in rhyme as fast as you can is not singing.

I bet you listen to everything but rap and country.

What about Priuses?

On the most basic level, all public services are socialist. If it takes tax dollars and redistributes services to those who need them (i.e. fire departments, police departments, etc.) it is an inherently socialist institution.

Is he actually a socialist or do you just not know what that word actually mean, or do you just like associating him with the negative connotations of socialism in the US?

Or image upload search on Google images.

The Corvette is the antithesis of an exclusive car.