I don't hate the Panamera. I hate the Porsche Panamera. That is an important difference.

I know who I'll be rooting for this year. Privateer team with classic livery. Williams F1 keeping the golden age of F1 alive.

Called it. It's Toyota's answer to Nissan's Pro-4X trim.

It's a good PR move. I mean, even wining more races, he would never have had the #1 spot at Ford with Ken Block racing for them. That said, I really prefered the Fiesta, though I'm biased.

Pause at 0:27. There are 3 distinctive trucks, most likely a 4Runner, Tacoma and Tundra. That makes me think that it won't be as radical as the Raptor, most likely just a new sportier off-road oriented trim level, similar to Nissan's Pro-4X line.

Further proving my point that the Juke would be the perfect vehicle for the northern hemisphere would it be available with AWD and a MT, at the same time.

If they do make the id-x, i wish a derivative of this engine will power it.

OMG, thank you. I would've missed it otherwise !

If they do make the id-x, i wish a derivative of this engine will power it.

NARWHAAALLL !!

I think you grew up in the era of "10 years ago" and are saying this out of nostalgy. IMO the best looking cars were from 1990-1996.

All ? I've been saying that this season will be the best in decades ever since the new engines have been announced. Not to mention the technological advancements the new rules will generate.

That livery was only seen in the last 20 minutes though :P. First half made me want to buy eat at hardee's and use Superflo oil ;).

That livery was only seen in the last 20 minutes though :P. First half made me want to buy eat at hardee's and use Superflo oil ;).

I lol'd writing it. Though as a kid the family car was a 4 door 1991 ford escort. 2 kids and all the stuff can fit easily with some basic tetris skills. Later we had a 4 door vitara and went on a 2 month camping trip. 2 teenage boys and all the camping stuff fit quite good in there. So yeah, imo the yaris will offer…

mid 20's. No wife. My current girlfriend wouldn't mind me having an 86 at all. It's affordable and good on gas, and we'd have her Yaris if we need more space.

I don't know...as a millenial myself, albeit an "early" one, I was hardly considering a new car until the BR-Z/FR-S came out. I mean, why would I sell my reliable beat-up boring for something as boring and reliable but 10x more expensive ? Anything interesting was out of my range new. Then the FR-S came out with a…

Coastal city people also amount for a good majority of the population/market. Around here anyway. Besides, for the people who absolutely need a car to get around, the appliance offering has always been and will always be.

Here's my point of view on the recent lovely onslaught of enthusiast aimed concepts.:

People are not buying cars anymore. Younger ones anyway. There are more affordable, similarly practical ways of getting around. They are just a luxury appliance to them. Something that is nice to have, but certainly not a priority.

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Number 4 is wrong. The AE92 did come to America with a 4AGE engine, in GT-S trim. That Geo is pretty much an AE92 GTS with the standard corolla front end instead of hte lovely pop-up headlights.