2004 GTO

I don’t know. I feel like Mazda has succeeded in making modern cars that look great and don’t get confused with anything else.

That would just be the Ridgeline.

It wasn’t that long ago that a gasser with 100k on the clock was considered to be at the end of its life.  So, 150k for a battery isn’t a terrible lifespan when EVs are still in their infancy.

Pontiac was what immediately jumped to my mind. The brand was transitioning back into something exciting right as they killed it. There was the Solstice and G8, and the teasing of the G8 ST, which would have brought the Holden Ute over. The G8 GXP even offered what the Charger never did: a 6 speed manual.
But decades…

Me being somewhat fiscally responsible, I won't be in the market for a new car until 2025, barring any unforeseen catastrophe.  So, no idea what the GR Corolla is going to look like then.  However, I optioned out a Core to $39k with destination.

In Delaware, the police have traded in all of their Crown Vics and Chargers for Tahoes.

My V8-swapped 944.

I hope I missed it, but I didn’t see any mention of the 240Z. The supercars are cool and all, but attainable cars can look good, too, and no one has done it better than the 240Z.

I had to scroll far too long to find a DB5.

In regards to your first point about people going to bed at night, this unsanctioned event happened in a beach town that has a nightlife and had two sanctioned events happening at the same time: the fall classic car show and the Irish festival. And Wildwood has had a nightlife with its boardwalk for decades. It is…

Don’t forget the cloud cars: Stratus, Cirrus, and Breeze.  As well as the second generation of Stratus, Sebring, and Eclipse.

I’m aware.

They should do a last call Charger with a manual transmission.

It’s interesting that it is two throttle bodies going into the same plenum.  I figured each throttle body would be feeding a separate plenum.  Either way, the car sounds fantastic.

I bought my 2019 GTI Rabbit for a few reasons:

I'm sorry I missed the rally in Wilkes-Barre.  I would have shown up in aviators and an FBI jacket.

I looked at buying one of these in 2010.  The biggest issue was the price. The truck cost the same as a Silverado, but the Silverado had $6k in discounts versus $1500 for the Colorado. The Silverado also had the 6 speed auto in 2010, whereas the Colorado did not.

The 04-06 GTO.

The C8 needs this yesterday.