I’m partial to the funky radios from Grand Theft Auto

Manual :)

Thanks!

Same for me. Picked one up two months ago, and still drool every time I look at it.

I had never really been a fan of Lamborghini, since I’ve always found them too over-the-top with their spaceship-like designs.

On hard braking you rely on the footrest/dead pedal to keep yourself in place. What would be the equivalent solution here? A headrest next to the steering wheel?

Best reviewer in the market? Doug DeMuro HANDS DOWN.

+Justin Bieber

That’s correct. Last July, I was at the Alfa museum and I did read that same fact. Also, Wikipedia seems to agree as well :)

Hey Freddy, unless I am wrong, that is not an Alfasud, but a GTV. The Alfasud was the low-cost version that Alfa attempted to introduce to their market halfway through the 70s. It’s more a small hatchback than a sleek coupe:

Aston Martin V8 + Alfa Romeo SZ

Yes, sir. It is.

Call me heretic, but I want to purchase a Datsun 240Z, empty its shell, paint it in Imola Red, and then fill it back in with a BMW S54 drivetrain.

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Australia participates in Eurovision. That being said, that’s very european thing to do.

If 16 cylinders are to be considered, one could potentially fit a couple of LS9's, one driving the front axle, and the other one driving the rear one of the donor car of choice. This setup theoretically provides:

Ok, so that means the gauge cluster isn’t a huge touchscreen either in the end. Bummer.

Is that a trackpad right next to the wiper lever? Apple powered perhaps?

Despite of the welsh mahogany trim and hand-stitched italian leather wrap, no one could overlook the fact that the steering wheel was still sourced straight from the Ford parts bin.

Hey Doug, I’m curious. I am starting to consider the idea of trading my Cayman S (together with some cash) for one of these beauties. After reading your stories, I am completely convinced that having one of these bumper-to-bumper warranties is a must.