An S15 ate my family...

Oh, yes, absolutely. Exactly like it. People think that it was fiction, it was actually a documentary.

It's true. It's a warzone here in the Tokyo regional area. Wild packs of s15s everywhere, drifting through the tiny shopfront streets, into school yards, through company parking lots. Revving, slinging gravel, tussling with police kei cars which cannot keep up.

How do I know that Toyota is out of touch with the performance base... because of this quote.

That Nissan (and we) are calling this thing front wheel drive is interesting. The engine does indeed power the front wheels, but there is a capacity for the rears to be powered.

I saw footage of Nascar racing at Watkins Glen. Why doesn't NASCAR do more road courses like that?

I have one as a daily driver and it doesn't get much better than this. Ive had a a pretty worked up subaru and this frankly beats it in every category, once some small things are sorted i plan to keep this car around for a long time.

I own a Mondeo ST24, which has the 170BHP Duratec and I can tell you that these things drive awesome as long as tires and suspension are maintained. My car is fairly quick and I can only imagine the 200BHP version would fly! Great car!

Chevy Sonics - Forgetting to install brake pads.

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Great big fun, especially if you knew the tricks to fix the weak points (differential, water pump, integrated cats). Plus it wasn't a very big deal to swap out the 2.5L for a 3.0L Duratec & reap the benefits of an extra half-liter of displacement.

Bought one new and put over 125,000 miles on it. Great handling, very quick and economical at the same time. Engine is bulletproof, never had a problem. I gave it to my teenage son, his first car, and he put another 100,000 miles on it. Parts finally started wearing out but the engine was going strong. Cats are…

I'd like to see a Juke R on treads vs. Ken Block's RaptorTRAX. Why? it would be ridiculous and entertaining.

This is basically the car my wealthy great gramps drifted around Manhattan and surrounding areas through the 60s and 70s. At the first sign of snow, he grabbed his gloves and his Lucky Strikes (which had been fitted to an automatic lighter in the dash to keep up his 3-pack daily habit).

Reason #5867 to impeach the Glorious Leader.