Show your family who’s the boss of your house. They think your car’s too old and embarrassing? Show them what old and embarrassing really is. Buy a drift-spec R32 Skyline sedan.

I’ve never understood people going out and spending $30k+ on a brand new car, only to buy it in a boring colour like silver.

That’s fair. I might think differently if I owned one. The cost, though, is where a manual version would be nice. Just a cheaper alternative to the RF, while keeping the advantages of a more insulated cabin with less road noise for when you don’t want it.

This is short track racing. I bet he’d have done it for any driver, it just happened to be his son.

One change I’d like to see for 2019 is a Miata RF-lite of the sorts. Keep the lines and the targa of an RF, but fix the rear section and remove the power folding targa top. A targa top that you have to remove yourself and stow away in a spot in the trunk would be better, imo. I’m not sure of how much the mechanical…

Huh?

One of my first cars, a ‘75 Corolla, was so bare-bones that it didn’t even come with a working starter. Instead, Toyota decided to save you some money and tell you to always park on a hill.

That’s Toronto. They’re pretty much America anyway. Alberta’s the place to go for cheap JDM cars.

I think part of it had to do with the restrictions McLaren put on them. It can’t be a coincidence that their engines didn’t really improve while at McLaren, but are suddenly worlds better at Toro Rosso.

I’ve heard great things about B-Pro. My buddy imported a Forester through Brian, and it all seemed very pain free, and at a great price.

It’s always tragic to see an importer skip town like this. Importing cars is a business ripe for scam, since it’s so easy to do.

I dunno. Honda-McLaren cars break. Honda switches to Toro Rosso. McLaren switches to Renault.

dang

Someone convince Trump to put a 25% tariff on pickup trucks only so we can get the Subaru Brat again.

TL;DR: Being a sucker doesn’t mean you can sue someone.

This is the most San Francisco thing I’ve ever heard

Trump has managed to unite the entirety of the Canadian political landscape behind Trudeau.

Jesus. The way that Volvo just sorta bounced off the barrier is impressive. I’ve never seen anything like that. The only fault I can see is the side curtain airbag not fully deploying, but I’d imagine that’s a relatively easy fix.

A Holden Commodore. I’m pretty sure every single one is tested and burnout-approved before they leave the factory.

Wait, are you telling me that a big SUV doesn’t automatically mean safe? Well now what am I supposed to do with my 96-month financing period I put on my Ford Escape to keep my family safe?