So very awesome. We’re looking forward to Radwood Socal in November!

You’ve never seen it? Next time you go to a car show, like the kind with guys in chairs behind their cars, just listen. “Those aren’t real sports cars” and all that. My line is well-defined: every car was made for a reason and stands in a long line of cars from the beginning to the present. Each deserves it’s place…

“Still not worth the shame of owning one.”

So, God help me, I’d do this. It’s ugly as... well there are no words, really but I love the oddball quality of a 2dr convertible crossover. It’s just so completely gonzo that I can’t help but be drawn to it. And I live in a deeply wintery place where the AWD and extra ground clearance would be helpful.

They pooled all their efforts into Soul Red. It’s one of the best colors on the road today.

You just reminded me that I once passed on a white S2000 with red leather. Damn you.

But in storytelling you leave it for the ending as the big reveal. In other words, this is entertainment, not journalism.

Aye English, ‘tis no car, but a mighty fine chicken coop.

I mean, you could do that, but..

Eh, I’ll revise it. Team #fuckallcorvettesexceptc2vettes

The cuuuuurves.

The cooks illustrated folks tested these a while back. Bunch of different styles. And included regular steel nails and a couple different styles of metal skewer. And I’ve seen a bunch of other less comprehensive tests else where.

The cooks illustrated folks tested these a while back. Bunch of different styles. And included regular steel nails…

You can’t expect them to drive that slammed Civic with 35 degrees of negative camber.

Exotic? Why go down the beaten path of some hyper car that is too wide to park or drive when you can really standout with some class.

You experts regularily drop the ball lately. Jason is so focused on being weird, it seems he doesnt even read what the guy wants anymore (so of course, today he is suggesting a coupe when the request was clearly for sedans *sigh*) and secondary #3 expert Andrew has lost his mind enough to call a predator grille Lexus…

Easy answer. Either a Golf R or a Focus RS. They both are reliable, practical, and with the extra budget you can mod it to make it your own. Plus they’re both fast but safe for driving around with a kid. As a bonus, I’m sure the fake exhaust noise would be really cool to a kid.

If only we could find a car we knew his son would think is cool, that’s also fast and has a reliable toyota engine. How will we ever dream up such a car.

One sentence later: “It’s more pure in purpose than the hot hatches and more pragmatic than the convertibles, though it is small.” Which is true. At the end of the day, this is RWD and those are not.

Good art is never pointless.

It could be any CR-Z, but we have to pick one, and this is one, so here it is.