My Toyota MR2 has a similar setup. It’s got a HUGE transverse muffler with exhaust exits at either end.

It’s a real AMG GT...

Hehe, I know that’s in jest, but challenge accepted:

Enjoy this gif that I made of me driving my manual transmission, manual steering, manual window Toyota MR2, while I fill out your application.

Was it the E153 gearbox too? If it can handle big torque, that’d make a hilarious machine.

Totally agree. I get to use all 5 (FIVE) speeds in my MR2 on a 50mph road. 5th is turning about 2300 rpm at that speed, which is okay for cruising by my standards.

If I wanted shorter shift throws on my MR2, I’d sell it, wait out 10 years of depreciation, then buy the last running and driving Alfa Romeo 4C on the road. If I wanted to shift with my fingers and not my whole arm, I’d get a dual-clutch.

Shopping for Lamborghinis on Списъкът на Крейг sounds even more fun than shopping for Lamborghinis on Craigslist. There’s no direct translation for “No lowballers,” though.

Have a few more of it, courtesy of Google:

I get a C7 Z06 vibe from it:

NA Miata convertible... and the rare NB Miata Coupe! With racing stripes no less...

Nissan Z32 convertible. Weird, I know.

This:

The big money is with the advertising contracts. The Star Wars brand is stronger than Nissan can ever hope to be...

Convince your friends to do it too! Make a BRZ investment group and get a massive return on investment just a few years after production stops :D

I feel like lots of them have been heavily modified already. I sincerely wish more people would buy them, because when the BRZ goes out of production, stock examples will get scarce really quickly. If they could make it more powerful to convince the horsepower snobs to buy it, that might help.

This ad is the culmination of everything wrong with car advertising today. The Star Wars tie-in hurts royally too. The fact that a Jedi can’t stay focused in a construction zone is wrong on a multitude of levels. It’s telling people, even Jedi are bad drivers, so you don’t have to feel bad about not paying attention…

Just like the plural of Grand Prix is Grands Prix, the plural of Bland Prius is Blands Prius. 

I respect that. My opinion is informed by mostly short commutes in my ‘91 MR2, which rides absolutely terribly. For 30-minute drives, though, that’s fun for me. I can definitely see how it would get old on longer drives.

Preach.