This article implies that we would buy an EA game off of origin to begin with. Hah!

If the car was mint it would be closer. The salvage title just sealed the deal.

I'd consider it if I didn't have to pay monthly. It was implied that wouldn't change.

I feel as though I'm the only person in the entire Jalopnik who likes the styling of the newer Miatas versus the older ones.

Thank god we don't have any HOA up here (I don't think...) Some crazy by-laws, but nothing horribly anal.

In slushie format if it is nice out :)

Haha, I saw one of these on a late 90s Grand Am in Tweed, ON, at the BEER STORE!

I think I understand:

This! Keep "America's Hat" in mind, eh?

Would the 2006 Pontiac Vibe manual work? It's up there :)

This is the first thing that came to my mind.

Any car can feel like a super car with slow traffic and your foot to the floor. Manual/tiptronic recommended but not required!

Ah, that makes sense.they treat these like motorcycles rather than cars to skirt around the safety requirements.

Can't they build hyper-efficient cars with 4 wheels? I feel as though this alienates too many potential buyers. *Insert Top Gear clip of 3-wheels-bad* I'm sure they would have better luck with investors that way as well.

I'll go one step further: Better for the same price, or comparable performance for cheaper.

Aren't those engines prone to failure? If they threw in an indestructible engine I'd say NP, but I've heard rotary horror stories. And porche reliability horror stories. Seems like an expensive repair job waiting to happen.

My mom recently took her '04 5spd Celica to a Toyota/Scion dealership for maintenance, and guess which one she's eyeing as her next car? ;)

I hate prequels. I always know how they're going to end. Ruins some of the magic for me.

The problem is, if they make something like that, they'd probably price it just under 40 grand, then wonder why nobody will buy one.

GM doesn't seem to be the turbo type to me, our has that changed? I'd expect them to do a V6 over a turbo. I'm rooting for what you said they should do.