The want is strong. Please make it affordable, Jeep. I’d really like a two door since I champion the death of crew cabs, but, I recognize that it makes no sense.

No V8, no care. Save the comments about how if I think the car needs a V8 than I don’t understand its purpose. I get it. I just don’t care. if I could go to Flying Miata and have one built, I would. In stock form, without a V8, I don’t care about them.

It’s all about proportions, man. I’m 6'2", my ex was 5'2" and we had the same length inseam.

The only Jeep I would ever buy is a Wrangler. As long as they continue making that, I’ll dream of buying a Jeep.

You could not buy the car.

I, too, am more interested in these ugly turds than some partial solar bullshit. At least I have fond memories of running over one of these with an F350 after it pulled out in front of me in traffic.

Crack pipe price, but, I’ll take a small RWD sedan.

Shouldn’t be a problem at all. Just have to pass emissions. Even then, I think you get 90 days to have the emissions tested once you register it.

I’ll take mine as an M4 Convertible and a few performance upgrades. Not interested in the Demon.

Ah yes. Lisa Catera.

Dumbass.

I vote to expand this to include any Pre 2000's truck. I don’t care which brand it is. I’ll take a factory refreshed pickup over any modern day truck.

You don’t have the balls to buy something this awesome.

If they’d offer to swap in V8's, it’d be cool. Otherwise, I’ll keep an eye out for a LS candidate.

I want this. Not because of the neighbor situation, but, because I’ve largely grown tired of loud exhausts on the street. Some days, I feel like a Tesla is too loud. However, there are times when I’d like to hear a little extra rumble.

I don’t know how it works when buying a car from out of state, but, yes, steel plates are generally issued at the dealer. When I traded my Focus for a Colorado this summer, the dealer took care of all the plate transfer paperwork. Some of the smaller used dealers will give you a paper plate and send you to the DMV to…

I’d rather watch my grandmother give birth.

Drop the price and I’ll buy one. Too expensive for me, now.

I burn like a California bush fire.