If they're going to have "Barn finds", you should have to dump 50,000 credits into them just to get them running and have to spend game time in an uber-realistic "hose 30 years of chicken shit off the 1973 Impala" minigame.

I still think the Citroen SM is the best.

Something slow, silly, and fun.

I just want to see a Veyron going down the interstate at 247 mph with a space saver on the front right wheel and a garbage bad sealing off the broken window.

Oh no, the poor polar bears!

1st

Did you suggest Porsche yesterday?

'Murica

Higher gas prices=?=more pressure to modify CAFE regulations in regards to crossovers=more wagons and hatchbacks stateside=less trucks and SUVs on the road=car-based pickups.

My thoughts exactly. It may cost me 4 dollars to go 12 miles, but for all the silly noises, velvety torque, and abrupt throttle responses, it's worth it.

Audi probably realized that a new Quattro would cannibalize sales of the S5 and R8. Shame, really, but they're not digging a grave.

Some cars have manuals in spite of fuel savings, not because of it. I mean, could you imagine a GTi or Boxster with no manual option?

When it comes to the cars I see driving around Tampa, I don't trust the integrity of anything remotely pressurized.

Florida's the same. The only time you can't is if you would be turning into traffic, or if they specifically say otherwise (with a nice little sign).

I always thought of it as more of a parking nightmare.

He he he

"Honey, I think my car's leaking....."

*Crying

I want to swap that engine into everything.

Oh, I agree, but it was the first thing that flashed to my head. I feel bitter towards most southern states, with their expanded city limits and random speed limit decreases.