NFCU will give you like a 2% rate on used car loans, so why not?

RWD, no traction control, manual gearbox - a modern performance car meant to feel like a vintage performance car. Sure it has plenty of horsepower and great 0-60 times compared to an average car, but in it’s segment it’s a bit of a dinosaur - but it is all about the experience.

Which is approximately the time it took to upload 3 pictures on my work internet...

(Tesla Model ) X+ (Dodge) Caliber + (VW) Phaeton = Excaliber Phaeton:

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I was sad to see the bugeye go for 2003:

Can’t forget this guy:

While not exactly a celebrity, Fred Simeone has an awesome collection that has been turned into a museum that is open to the public:

Yeah there’s not a strong enough lobby from mechanics and inspectors. If lawyers or pharmaceutical companies could profit from this it would have already happened.

But he wrote “Sent from my iPhone” at the end!

This will be the cause of more than one person smashing the front of their truck into poles while staring at the screen “driving” the trailer and forgetting that the front of their 20’ long truck has to swing around in order to make the trailer turn...

I like early Zs in maroon (or Wine Red Metallic, to be technical):

I see what you did there...

The really funny part is that is a History.com mistake, not a Jalopnik one.

I usually don’t, which is why I usually get 7 MPG. I flashed the “Fuel Saver” map once though to see what it was like, and it did save fuel. It also stole like 200hp though so I had to go back to “Shoots flames on every downshift”.

Very true. My built, 400hp ‘02 STI still manages 16 city, if I stay out of the boost...

I recently averaged 14.8 MPG city in a 2015 Chrysler 200 rental car. I found that the 9 speed would constantly be in the wrong gear, often keeping my engine rpm above 4k for no reason at all. I imagine that was part of the issue.

I think the V8 Vantage was more like a Ford Mustang raised by British aristocrats than a pure-blooded member of the aristocracy:

Well what else would you land your helicopter on?