I own one right now. It’s been my daily driver for over 10 years. Been through two headgaskets, but other than the overheating it never let me down.

I’ve got a ‘76 Celica and can confirm I often play the flute while driving, chasing butterflies and gasping women. Sometimes I also take it out surfing when the waves are crisp.

I take a ACR.

I hate push button start. There was nothing wrong with keys.

If they make one for Mt. Rainier, I'm in.

Christ. If I have to explain this one more time. BMW is not a propeller. It just is not. Historical Facts. I am a frustrated BMW enthusiast who spends more time explaining that its a Bavarian flag than I do building my S50B32TU.

Engineering jobs are very economically sensitive. I suggest you save your money and buy a E30 or E36 and use your engineering knowledge to maintain the car.

BMW Seattle. Bought my E60 M5 there, was impressed with the experience, the F&A Lady didn't give me a bunch of crap for hours, the salesman was an M Car enthusiast, and my service guy there is excellent to deal with. I went in to the purchase dreading the dealership experience, but I left with a smile.

One time, I called Comcast customer service to end my cable service. I recorded the serivce representative's response:

Because M.

Not the best shop ever, but it'll do.

For those that love the 959 as much as I do, this thread on pelican is a MUST READ. Brings tears of joy to my eyes, and Roar, the owner, is a total badass for taking on the project: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-te…

And in much of Tacoma, that thing wouldn't last a night parked outside.

Since the E36 M3 is now considered a cheap car. Enjoy the raspy, metallic, screaming I6.

Saw this in August while on vacation in Germany. I saw the race car at the inaugural petit le mans

just sayin'...

Did he really use a butt plug for the demo video?

Snap out it, man...you're not helping yourself.