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In no particular order:

As a Camaro driver, this gets a major “helllll yeahhhh” from me! NASCAR just keeps getting better and better. Between the Clash event in LA, the next-gen car, and now endurance racing, awesomeness abounds. 

“B R O N C O?”

Signed up for yet another rallycross event in my Camaro, stoked for that!

It’s just a Type Rrrrr

@Jalopnik editors, please show the Kinja team my accidental 5 pics of the Civic Type R in the above post. It’s coincidentally the same number as how many times I had to refresh this page before I could access the “Reply” button.

You misunderstand. Literally, just losing the wing and the fake vents would make the Civic Type R way more marketable. RWD doesn’t matter here, looking good does.

Dear Acura,

I’ve decided to someday swap my Toyota MR2 to an EV powertrain. It’s currently a 5-speed manual. When it’s an EV, it’ll also be a 5-speed manual.

The Z is the only one of the resurrected ‘90s classics to come in stick. The NSX and Supra don’t have that. I’m equally stoked on the Z and plan to get mine in stick shift too.

If you seek an immature MazdaSpeed3 replacement that’s new and even reliable, why not get a Veloster N?

Maybe a mid-engine successor to the 370Z will be born if they figure things out. That’s be a happy family for sure.

Is this vehicle too SportsXy for the North American market? Too bad that

A little gaffer’s tape means “Why Not Both” is a distinct possibility:

MR2 drivers, please post your cars to show Mythbusters they’ve pissed off the wrong group of enthusiasts. We stand with that poor little AW11. 

LLVs use the Iron Duke 2.5L engine, right? Low redline that a lot of Fiero owners didn’t believe, until the engine caught fire.

The Subaru BRZ/Toyota 86 is the next Nissan 240SX. Stock examples will be heavily sought-after in 10-15 years.

I’m gonna get roasted for this, but here goes:

Performance cred is about making an exciting car. Some cars (Audi RS, AMG, Nissan GT-R, etc.) compete mostly on performance numbers, i.e. “my car’s faster.”

David Tracy deserves a vehicle with a warranty...