I think Matt is like 6'3". The current CEO of Lotus is a large gentleman too.

A bad, maybe not worst case scenario: engine replacement is $3k. Decent AP1s can be had under $15k. It’s a Honda with Honda reliability and Honda parts.

So its shortcomings are the same as previous generations of muscle cars that have gone through the roof?

I'm having $5 cocoa at the Drake with Rebecca DeMornay and she says I'm right. So there.

2012 Miata with convertible hardtop $18.8k

Nope. 2011 they changed the engine and didn’t have this problem anymore. I have the 2010 :). No problems...yet

Because torque

3D printing should help with that, right?

All the more reason a good unmolested example could appreciate. There may be X on the road but a few of those are collectible.

I think the 928 is one of the best looking cars ever made. My dad had one around the time Risky Business came out. He bought another a few years later. Not many cars I'm nostalgic about or would buy for that reason. This is one of them. Also that's a reason I think it could appreciate. Guys like me are hitting middle…

Save the axis labels!

Of course Schumacher and Lauda were pay drivers at one point too. The lack of opportunity should be a stigma for the entire sport. The drivers even the best of them should be held in the limited regard reserved for stratified sports like equestrian show jumping or archery. At some level they’re all pay drivers. They…

Plausible, but nobody attributes their bk to cocaine so they blame the car.

Joel’s dad’s was gold

Agree the wheels are anachronistic. I noticed too. At $16k buy it now plenty of room...

1979 Porsche 928

I think maybe you didn’t read my post. :) I was pretty specific about 0-30. In track and field there are 60 meter sprints as well as 100, 200, 400 etc. There is no one length that is be all end all. For cars 0-60 or quarter mile are arbitrary and not more or less definitive than other speeds or distances

The single motor rear wheel drive P85+ will take the Hellcat up to 30 MPH and maybe 40. I pulled the numbers from Motor Trend.

2013 Tesla Model S P85+ For just $59k asking

Now you're talking. And can we add a straw from the roof?