Sounds like a 944 Turbo S then.

I saw my first one just the other day. Meh.

Does anyone else ever get the feeling we are just researching possible purchases for Tavarish every week?

People could choose to drive instead of fly on their vacation, or even decide to take a vacation because of the reduced gas expense.

Of course we do, but only left turns.

Considering how few V4 engines have ever been made, it might not have come up before. Now, Porsche already did the I4/V8 thing with the 928 and 944, but in the other direction, splitting the V8 to make an I4.

While muscle cars certainly represent America, it isn’t always obvious what is lurking beneath the hood. A Hummer H1 screams America with just the briefest of glances.

She has been singing ever since she saw a guy park his R32 Skyline on the top level for pictures.

“quality” “French”, never thought I’d saw those words together when talking cars.

A car show in Seattle

Not sure, but you are talking about a 6 year old economy car, not much of a surprise.

ABS has been required in the US for quite a while now. Even traction control is required.

Not sure when you checked, but those are capital gains and are taxed separately from income at a flat 15%, way less than his income tax bracket.

It looks like the bigger the cab, the bigger the difference. Crew cabs with similar equipment can be over $10k difference. I’m just pointing out that the price difference is not trivial and lots of people don’t need all the capability modern full-size trucks have. The mid-size trucks these days have the capability of…

The number system was terrible. Not every car can be above average, and yet, they all were rated that way. Mitsubishi Mirage: it’s terrible, but it’s cheap and we expected it to be terrible, so it gets a 70. BMW M4: Fantastic in every way, but no manual transmission, so it gets a 70.

MD Historic tags have no mileage limit and no inspections. You live close enough, maybe you can figure something out.

But you are comparing a standard cab to an extended cab. What does the Silverado extended cab run?

It is easily an extra $10k to get a full-size in the same body-type with a comparable engine. There is a huge gap, and a lot of people just flat-out don’t need that extra capability.

This could be useful for homes with solar panels, but I think the real opportunity is that utilities in some areas charge different rates during different times of day, so you could potentially save ~20% by only consuming power from the grid at night and running off battery power during the day.

Toyota V12 in a Porsche 928. Build thread here: http://rennlist.com/forums/928-for…