I'm sorry. My 3-year old drifts his matchbox cars all day long. And he can't even remember the words for drift or slide. This is not that impressive.

Nice. Or what about Kevin Hart if you played if for laughs?

I think Samuel L Jackson is actually a superhero in real life.

I want someone to make a superhero blockbuster about this Batman. Who would play him?

I remember seeing the GT 90 at the Miami Auto Show. I was heartbroken that it never became a production car.

Seriously. Think about what could happen to that poor child if they hit a cone at 35 mph?

Same in VT. I have one and I pass at least one everyday on the road. And not the same one either.

What kind of bed to you get for the jalop kid who had everything?

Huh?

If these are the cars their selling, what are they saving?

Tom, thanks for posting this. You wrote almost exactly what I was thinking. Tavarish takes the position that any new car is a bad deal. So comparing the deal you get leasing a new car verses one that you found abandoned on the side of the road? Not exactly apples to apples.

1. Don't you have to disassemble the car entirely and reassemble it in the United States? 2. Doesn't it cost like $20,000 to import a car from another continent? 3. Don't you have to change every single brake light and taillight and side marker to U.S. specs? 4. What if there's a weird species of Japanese spider…

Damn it! Now I have to buy an Alfa. I was using the excuse that they're not good winter cars.

Why not both?

Personally I'd rather see the Gary Larson epic, "Hang 'em Not So High".

Isn't your self that rapper?

People must be a name. People Johnson is gonna...

Came here to say this.

I agree with you in principle are definitely exceptions. This morning I had to run my car for a good 10 minutes Before I was able to drive. The transmission fluid needed to warm up so that I could change gears.

Who could forget that famous Porsche-Nissan collaboration: