I always thought the CT200h was the right car with not enough engine choices. It was slow. It should be offered with a 2.0L Turbo, a Hybrid, and something more powerful to stick an F badge on. 

911s don’t count. Since day 1, any service to one goes something like this:

Take mine too. I love these things. $9k is too much but that doesn’t change how I feel about them in general.

I’m definitely in the minority here, but I’ve always liked the look of this car. It was unique for the time period and stood out on the road. I think the styling has held up pretty well.

See, now you are getting it.

I don’t really need to argue against your point, all I need to do is post a shot of those cars WITHOUT front plates and the argument wins itself. It’s invariably a cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing look.

I’m sure if you see him on the side of the road, he’ll stop and help you out.

Absolutely agreed. That’s why I bought this 3 months ago:

Perfect, so lets get all those motor vehicle operators to get licenses, insurance, and pay registration fees. 

Its always someone who thinks bikes are for children and no grown adult should ever ride one. 

When asked for comment, cockroaches responded “Don’t lump us in with those douchebags.”

My Giulia has been working without issue for 29k miles.  It has only been in for service at the regular 10k and 20k intervals.  Quality issues have been largely overblown.

On a current Ford Mustang lookalike model, there is a touch screen in the dash to control performance settings—traction control and stability control being two of them.

I was all in, until I read it’s on a salvage title. But even still, its a fair price so long as the drive-train is solid.  A narrow NP win for me.

Weather Tech has lost their touch. The new king of floor mats is Canadian and goes by the name TuxMat

Always sad when a landmark packs it in.

Dude, how can you shit on the 2JZ? That motor can power a 10 second car. I know cuz I live my life a quarter mile at a time and like watched all the F&F movies.

I would say whatever I thought the previous owner wanted to hear.