My favorite is still on the wall of my garage. I had a subscription to R&T back in high school (mid 80's) I assume Porsche got my name from their mailing list and sent me a 944 with my name as the license plate! It's been on my wall ever since.

Be very specific about forms of payment as well, especially if buying from a dealer across a state line. I bought my last car almost 3 hours away in NJ (I'm in CT). I was paying by check, and the salesman told me that would be fine. When we went to put the deal through we found out that an out of state check was not…

BIG BONUS HERE- soon Steve Lehto gets at least four crossover columns - how to sue Japanese people, how to sue a car importer, how to sue aftermarket wheel sellers, PLUS how Doug SHOULD have protected himself! WHEEEEEE!

I traded mine in for 4500 ~3yrs ago, I should have held onto it to win this contest!

SUVs so large that they have built-in Democrat detectors and liberal-crushing tires

6!

Interested to hear Andrew P Collins opinion, because this review sounds really different than the one I read last night. I wasn't expecting 70's, but 57? ouch.

A modern American muscle car is the embodiment of power per dollar. It's a cheaply constructed chassis with an enormous engine that was built on the history of moonshine runners, NASCAR, drag racing, and monster truck rallies. This Trans Am is one of the best examples of the "Fuck Yeah" trademark American car culture…

Maybe I'm confusing features. Before the xbone came out, I had one xbox live gold membership, and everyone in my family could play online. One the xbone was introduced, it took them a few months to remove that, and I had to pay for myself and my son to play online (thankfully only one child & the wife isn't much of a…

They had that on the 360, but when they introduced the xbox one they took it away from the 360 so you had to pay for a gold membership for every family member who wanted to play online. Prepare yourself for that little surprise the next time they intro another console. Maybe they couldn't force you to buy a new…

Tell them it will get the "millenials" buying cars again

And don't forget WWII. The USA was very rich compared to Europe in the post war years, and that lasted a long time. Combined with amazing gas taxes it drove automobile development in a very different direction.

That last sentence sounds SO wrong

Wow. I live in a tony CT suburb, have excellent credit, and would never buy a new LR, MB, or Porsche. (Somehow I think those last two are related)

"It was hard to find the right car, and tough to get it insured. Driving it every day is impossible, and getting gas is just as difficult. And the car has a few quirks that make it a little more challenging to operate than a normal vehicle."

Please. You're a genius for buying this thing instead of a Toyota. Its a comedy gold mine. If you dumped this, and the Ferrari, you'd need to get a real job. One with....pants! Is the Carmax warranty transferable? Next column you should try to sell it to "Kenny"

I have taps playing solemnly in my home office.

"And if this column is any proof, it seems to be working. Dammit." ROFL