I second the back cargo room question. Do the seats fold flat?

This is a good question for our resident gaming expert Adam Ismail, but I will tell you this: My husband started iRacing with a cheap wheel and pedals he had as a kid, which he loosely bolted to an end table, and he had a great time. If you’re just looking to try it out, nab something cheap. If it doesn’t work for…

Ive wanted to get into sim racing. But the whole rig and setup is expensive and I dont have the room for it right now. I’d definitely recommend getting into it though.

• Cargo space is actually pretty good for a car like this. Like theres enough room for smallish luggage for a trip.

Last week I had a can of wine as I chatted with commenters and fell asleep at 6pm so I am going to try to avoid erring like that again

Oh my god, rallycross in a Camaro looks so fun. As for auto journalism, welcome to the club! I’m excited to read some of your stuff.

You can’t say this doesn’t look fun

Shouldn’t that droid have a big “RENOWN” logo down the side? 

I thought you were just emphasizing your point.

You nailed it.

I am currently salivating for the next Z. And I will get it equipped with a manual.

I’d say Mazda’s likely buyers are more concerned about this stark difference than the 2 seconds seperating them to 60. Not to mention the Focus' interior is made of 90 duro plastic. 

A Golf R or a Veloster N is gonna be a way better street car. And if you are a diehard Ford nerd, the Fiesta ST is more fun AND comfortable (yes I have driven both.)

Some musings:

Still a fun car but a JCW with no manual seems like sacrilege. 

Am I strange because I’d rather buy a truck, trailer, Viper ACR, a shitload of tires, and 365 track days around the country than this Lambo?

I guess 700 miles of “break-in” was good enough.

anytime someone talks about bringing graphics from the past to the modern day, i’m always gonna post up my Magnum.

I can read upside down. Guy was NOT impressed.

Stripes can be not awful.