STRONG AGREE

In a parallel universe, ALL the modes of transport are this pant-soilingly mad.

No, it never got smoother than that. The first time I saw one in action was actually frightening. Car exits corner, there is an explosion, car is elsewhere.

http://jalopnik.com/5146080/jalopn…

This and a beater roadster to play around with.

I agree wholeheartedly with your conclusion, with one proviso.

I feel like... there’s criticism of a brand, and then this. This is just pure hate filled writing. There’s probably no reason to buy a CTS-V wagon either, using that logic.

I think there’s a business opportunity here; Goofy symbol stickers for the “dead” buttons on poverty-spec cars.

BREAKING: Jalopnik Writer Who Constantly Hawks Cheap Cars Prefers Cheap Car to Expensive One

Exactly. A replica Cobra is a totally different animal. After all, a Cobra is sheet metal and a drivetrain designed in a bygone era, so a replica can come very close (if not easily surpass with modern parts) the experience of the authentic car.

There are some replicas I'm fine with. Cobras, D Type Jaguars, Porsche 550s. This is not one of those.

CP because:

I can’t help but to get an Altima vibe from this front end.

Looks even more like a C6:

You stole an easily-recognizable Porsche Speedster?

Damn, I don’t get car thieves either (well thieves in general really). Fortunately this was posted in the right place. We’ve got some of the best internet sleuths around. Hopefully NINTY4 gets found soon and in one piece.

Clearly the answer is Miata and $50,000 worth of upgrades.

Craig > Connery > Dalton > Lazenby > Moore > Brosnan.

I’ve read somewhere that flying cars are just two years away.