That's a negative good buddy. That wing ain't stock at all

Yep! But the market price reflects that. So getting a 997.1 with the Carmax warranty can make fiscal sense (as much as any 911 purchase does of course).

Its really, really good. And fair. And allows dealer service w/o hassles.

The E92 is pretty reliable actually, and a 2013 still has 3+ years of warranty left. But check out the wing and interior- gaudy and awful (hence why it was dumped at a Carmax). Also overpriced by at least $5k.

The whole point is for certain cars (horribly fun yet even more horrible unreliable and expensive to fix- say a 2005 BMW M6 with the delightful V10 you can get an extended warranty at a reasonable rate for a car which no rational person would issue such a policy. Eventually Carmax catches on (see GTRs and Gwagons)…

Both have factory warranty left, so why pay the Carmax tax? You want older out of warranty models.

Note- I said wing twice, cause its that bad.

The E92 M3 is actually pretty reliable. Also as 2013, it still has plenty of BMW factory warranty left. Additionally, it is hilariously overpriced for some reason and has had a super tacky wing, the orange over orange interior (look at the photos) and wing.

Fiero. Small, two door mid-engine with great style for the time. Killed by the terrible engine choice and classic GM penny-pinching.

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Instead of standard steel springs, Audi is introducing springs made of glass fiber reinforced polymer. The idea is to use them to replace steel springs to reduce weight over steel springs by roughly 10 pounds. That sounds like it almost isn't worth it, but every little bit of weight reduction helps efficiency and…

Bought it cheap from a steam sale, played two hours and then uninstalled. It was Borderlands, but prettier and much more boring.

That's cool. You can't buy them used if someone doesn't buy them new. This is a great/fun $25k car, buy it then.

$68k, that's Cayman money. Get the Cayman. Or just buy a used Lotus. Wait for this to be barely used and lose 50% of its value, and then buy it.

Color me impressed. If only Acura was run this way. . .

So yes, they made a very small number of Cadillac ELRs and they're so shitty they barely have sold any of those. Fair point. Yes, it's nonsense for GM to call this a Tesla killer, also a very fair point.

If you wanted to know how deceitful Zero Hedge is trying to be, just read their latest article, which does the classic ZH trick of taking a small fact and blowing it way out of proportion to make ridiculous assumptions — like knowing that Usain Bolt can run 100 meters in 9.58 seconds and then assuming cats are really…

Actually that one you could. Plus Cocks drive Audis now- Jezza said so on Top Gear, so its safe to buy BMWs again. Well not X6s, let's not get crazy here.

Him being such a dick, causing the creation of the Lamborghini sports car effort and Ford's GT40 project.

Really good episode. I can't wait to see the reviews coming out of their west coast swing (their were on the Smoking Tire and Hooniverse podcasts- both great listens BTW).