Hey if you put the least sticky summers in the world on your car, you can oversteer in 2nd and 3rd anyway.

I literally listed “Not a Nissan” as one of my points. So why do we reply saying “but get a Nissan”?

I literally listed "Not a Nissan" as one of my points. So why do we reply saying "but get a Nissan"?

Just buy a Toyobaru:

No wagon, No Dice.

They should make it NA, and give it 200hp, 205 if you get the manual transmission. And a torque dip just to force you to drive at 7000rpm

Same. I daily my 86 (including in winter) and currently I have 20+ soccer balls and a bunch of other soccer equipment stuffed in the back on a permanent basis. The Toyobaru is all the car anyone could need.

People make fun of the looks of these, but more small cars (especially RWD sports cars) should be hatchbacks. You already don’t have a lot of space due to the small footprint, so why not extend the roofline to make your fun car practical as well. As for this rare and low/reasonable-miles example, NP

I don't even have a garage :(

But also fuck you too

Thank you Bradley for saying what we were all thinking

NP the moment I looked at the headline and the first picture. For that kind of money who cares what issues it's hiding? I'd still try to negotiate it down though

I love it. Good job

Ok... But Europe has like 30/40 countries, and a population more than double the size of the US. From the distant suburbs to the centre of a major city is 5-10 miles, not 30-40 like it is in the US. If you’ve lived in Europe and the US, you know how radically different the use case would be for these vans, and thus…

You can fit the entire UK inside California. It IS that little

I read the headline and was instantly ready to smash NP. Had a moment of doubt when I realized it might be an automatic, then straight back to smashing NP as soon as I read far enough. Good work today, Rob!

I don’t know, from the quotes provided it seems like he still hasn’t realized...

Um... Are you in Europe? Europe is a very little place. You don’t have to go long distances unless you really really want to.

Seems reasonable except when you realize that there's no industry anywhere in the UK and that it's assembled in eastern Europe somewhere, soon to be hit with a 30% tariff

Forgot to mention the twins: