The 928, obviously.

@ROGNBROW

It's a cool concept and all, but surely they could have laid their hands on a convertible? What's the point of living out your Ferris Bueller fantasy if you don't even have the right replica?

I can't believe how many people are unenthusiastic about these, or how many reckon they wouldn't want to drive it. You're all crazy. History? That's only part of the point. I'll be first in line, fully kitted out in leather flying helmet and goggles, to do a smoky burnout in a car older than my grandfather.

Definately yes.

I have no problem with weed and smoke it myself on a practically daily basis. I wouldn't drive stoned though. There's not enough data on how it messes with your judgement and/or reaction times behind the wheel. Why gamble with other peoples lives?

I always thought Kimi was dull until that 'No, I was taking a shit' comment when asked if he had attended Schumacher's award thingy. It's a rare moment when an F1 driver makes you laugh out loud.

9 people have voted for the GTO. That's the problem with democracy, right there.

10 cars in 3 years. Buy (very) used, it's the only way. I've been working my way through 80's sports car classics - MR2's, a MkIII Supra, Renault 5 turbo, 944

RWD, every time. I live in the UK though and we have roundabouts - negotiating these sideways in my 944 is what makes life worth living.

HST talking about his (from Songs of the Doomed):

Hell yes.

Accidently eversed my first car into a large, bright yellow, ram raid barrier. That was pretty foolhardy.

I dunno. Lose the badges, paint it black and I'd take one. If it was free.

Well, according to my quick calculations, petrol's at $7.28 per US gallon here in the rainy old UK. Fill up whenever you feel like it and stop tempting me to move to the US and buy a Charger.

Buy a rough 80's 911 turbo. Add a rebuilt engine, new turbocharger and intercooler. Buy some nice tyres. Every day drivable hoon-mobile.

I carry 10 litres of water, 5 of oil and a set of jump leads.