Ohhh, where was that 2 years ago? I went with dark blue to get something “interesting.”

I’m thinking there’s no collision damage and the bumper damage that does exist is completely due to melting.

My since passed father taught me to drive stick in a 320i that looked exactly like this one, minus the fancy alloys. Warm fuzzy memories NP.

I’m always behind that guy on the highway.

My brain doesn’t want to go anywhere near Nissan’s current lineup.

I suggest we change the name to the MAGA45, to avoid accusations of the Germans being really, really unfair.

But if you were going to pay anything, why would you need Tom?

I just can’t get enough of this.

I get it, but are people really shopping while driving now? I’m going to stick my head in the sand and assume they’re smarter than that.

What does Rinspeed actually do to make money to pay for the strange concept cars? I’ve always wondered this. I didn’t find their website terribly helpful in this regard.

Former out-of-state U of M student. Can confirm new definition.

Also a popular source for turbo SR20 engine swaps for the SE-R crowd.

This isn’t much of a story, but here it is: Back in the late 90's some of us midwest SE-R guys (and NX2000s and G20s) got together for a meet-up. We met in a park, went to Spaghetti Warehouse (wow!) and did an autox the next day. Someone brought along their friend in a Del Sol Si. This guy had Nitto drag radials on…

I didn’t realize Chevy Cobalts were literally made of Cobalt.

I saw that too. I’d be a bit miffed if my new Ferrari looked like that.

Star for you for teaching me about a rotary-powered car I was unaware of.

I need those sideburns in my life.

I thought 100% of these things were employed in the now gone telephone book delivery industry.

I give you my 90s 200SX:

Literally that means the guy was 10 feet away rolling the tire towards tech and they slammed the door shut.