You’re right. He should probably just buy a Camry.

I’m speaking from personal experience here. My own 944, as well as several other 944s my friends have owned, never really let us down. And if were talking used cars here, it’s always going to be a case by case basis.

This is your answer: Porsche 944. Fantastic drive, classic looks, incredibly reliable and straightforward to work on. They are quite plentiful within an $8k budget and are surprisingly practical with the rear seats and a lift back.

Looks like a Kona

For some reason I can’t figure out, I’ve never liked the Z4.

A straight-six FR is my dream sports car layout

This was refreshingly good. Thank you for not buying the cheapest Aston in the U.K. Thank you for not making 18 different YouTube videos about it. 

I’ve heard before that prototypes with mismatched wheels serve as a sort of camouflage. The two different styles confuse the eye about their actual size and stagger or something like that. 

It’s too tempting.

http://jalopnik.com/5820412/ferrari-blocks-production-of-new-lancia-stratos

True but considering how its placed in that picture of all four we can probably safely assume that.

Can I label him communist?

You don’t live in Nebraska?

Goldy *Gopher*

How much does it cost to buy all the tools?

None of these are supercars except for the NSX and 996 Turbo, but you’d be hard pressed to find those for under $35,000.

A quick Google search indicated that in MN at least you are only required to clear the front and side windows. That’s not enought IMO.

I don’t think there are any laws about clearing all the snow off your car, but there should be. We got about six inches of snow in Minneapolis this weekend and everywhere I drove at least a few cars were creating whiteouts with the snow blowing off their car. Looking at the cars, you could tell they only used their…

A Maser GT Coupe isn’t a supercar and niether are any of these cars people are suggesting.

Saw something like this in Minneapolis last year around Christmas time. No tire, wheel on pavement. The driver couldn’t control the car and it was jerking across lanes. I didn’t pull my phone out to videotape. I thought it was safer to get the heck away.