This is just the article I needed today after absorbing a track night, before I book my next one.

It just tells me that the editor needs an editor...

As the car slides to a rest in the medium, take a moment to really appreciate your new perspective.

But really only in 1976 special edition form...

does it still get Malibu tail lights?

This one has been out autocrossing with us the past few months in Austin and San Antonio...

I love the PWC series. I only wish there were more like it!

Came to post this, not disappointed. Have a star.

Sure, for 2018. but then:

The only way there should be anything in the intercooler is if you have a blown turbo seal. I upgraded the entire intercooler tract and there was no oil or anything else in there.

No, they’re not, at least not the 4-cyl ecoboost engines. They’re all DI only, unless you add in an aux fuel rail for port injection, and none of them come with catch cans from Ford.

You guys might want to double check things before writing an article... Lifehacker did the same article. You’re paying two people to write the same thing?

I never said getting a copy didn’t mean it wasn’t a clean title. I did say not getting a copy made it hard on the buyer. It’s obvious you didn’t follow.

OK, except... This is a 2009, being sold out of Georgia. So, not more than 15 years old, and not in VT or NH, so none of your “no title needed” stuff applies. Georgia requires a title transfer on sale, as do most other states, no matter how old the car is.

yes, this exactly. A few years back I was driving a pretty beat 240sx, and when the time came to sell it I couldn’t find the title. So I filed the paperwork, paid the fee and got a duplicate issued. Then I could sell it as “clean title”. It’s much tougher for the buyer to get a title issued in their name without…

Yeah, there’s a title out there with a serious lien on it.

But this is my profile pic...

So, how do I get on the list to get a FREE Thousand Dollar track class? For a lot of us, that $995+ is a lot of money.

Ours was a different color, but this is what I took the the driving test.

I always loved the ACD Museum when I went there as a kid in the late 70's. The family used to go to the festival every summer, and hit up the museum most years. I can only imagine how much better it would be now as an adult. Too bad I live more than 1500 miles from there now.