Well, I get the feeling you are a spambot piece of shit and I wasn't going to reply to you because I didn't want to "approve" your comment...but since I'm not the first, can I ask you a question?

I just want to talk about cars. That's why I come to Jalopnik.

I'm calling it, Gawker media is getting a cut of these "work from home" ads, no way is it coincidence that these post get through on every single article, or the kinja platform sells out to ad comps to allow postings to go through.

what is the fucking point in having "approved" postings if cocksucking piece of shit fake postings like the above get through? dear gawker suck my ass

This is a job for plumbers epoxy. Yes, yes it is.

I once went to a dealership on a Sunday when they were closed and there weren't any salespeople around. That was a pretty great experience.

Definitely, Corvettes just seem to be the biggest offender. Mustangs, Camaros and Raptors do try though...

Yeah, I suck. I'm 45, and I have only ever had 3 new cars, and 3 used cars making a purchase average of a car every five years since I have been driving. Does it count that I still own 4 of those 6 cars and two of them are classics? Probably not. :(

I would be more creeped out driving that used car, than if I bought an old hearse or ambulance.

I'd buy two V6 Mustangs and spend the rest on amphetamines.

A NB Flyin Miata V8 turnkey with all the extra upgrades possible. Not including donor car would cost right around at $54k with all the upgrades possible on a NB. Add in a good shape $5-6k donor and you have $4k left for wheels, tires, and roll bar.

Ugh.

Because C2's are awful cars to drive by modern standards. and the C5 has pop up head lights, gross.

There is only one answer to this, Ariel Atom. That is my answer for everything.

Or conversely, steal a foreign 458 and make for your border. I'm pretty sure no police forces have taken delivery of a 650s so you should be fine.

So common, the Mythbusters even did it. Episode 174, 2011.

Mythbusters did this too. No big deal ho hum.

If this is the second best selling then no, convertible buyers are not wealthy and well educated.

Yes, exactly like a manual. Except no clutch pedal and about 100 extra lbs. If there is no clutch, ITS AN AUTO.