I think a lot of people would if there was a crossover that provided a driving experience. It’s the hot hatch argument rehashed.

cool car in great shape, but the price is too high and the bumpers are too long.

i’ve seen it a lot with flippers that never paid to transfer the title.

people that love video games i guess?

it made 1.2 billion dollars in revenue last year.

found the marketer. advertising isn’t fun.

i’ll take mine in as soon as i fold this laundry.

i owned a Scion iA, i loved that car. the Mazda 2 grill was better and I wished it was a hatchback, but it kept me safe in a horrific accident and the interior was great.

*that’s not just a poem

ND, I don’t think this is worth 15k. But also, Mk3 and Mk4 is where it’s at anyway.

don’t get me wrong, i LOVE stupid shit that looks like the future. but i’m not giving that jackass money.

yah, outside of its historical and social context, it doesn’t hold up. it was made by people that were thought of as monsters for like 11 dollars and was meant to be a sort of tribute to monster movies that were made in the 1950s for like 6 dollars. at the midnight shows, a live cast would act out the movie in front…

waaaaaaaaaaaaankelwankelwankelwankelwankel. waaaaaaaaaaaankelwankelwankel.

i expect less “How do you do, fellow kids?” hideous hack bullshit. they bolted a bike frame to the car and called it a day. even OC Choppers would have put more thought and effort into this.

yeah it’s the manufacturer’s fault for assuming that you sleep sometimes.

Seems like starting with fax machines and email and then cell phones and teleconferencing, there just aren’t many situations where physically getting from one continent to another a few hours sooner will make any difference to anyone. I’d like to fly faster than sound for the novelty of it, but I’d only do it once in…

i’d take stock over any of these.

and that bike is terrible. but what do you expect from an adult that dresses like that?

fucking gross. but hey it’s almost 30 pounds lighter.

this company is actually based in TX, not just suing there. and it’s not a patent troll, it delivered and maintained a working product.