Yes. Or just wait 10 years and watch it burn itself to the ground.

So I am going to assume that means driving while reading a news paper is also against the law? #Florida

I need some armor on my 4Runner, it's time to clean up this mess in Florida.

It would also still murder my daily driver in a race.

I've got an old 4Runner, and it performs better when I abuse it, than it does on the road. Never has struggled in snow or mud, or anything else I've thrown at it. The only time it broke when I was cruising on the interstate.

As a 90's kid who has a toy as a daily driver, I would love to have something fun and EFFECIENT as a daily driver. If I had the money, I would buy the ST Diesel over the ST, simply for that reason.

I just don't see how they are worth that much, since technically they are still being made. Just not by Pontiac.

I'd take a short bed with the 6.2 Detroit. I have a soft spot for terrible engines.

So will the generation after that have an Iroc-Z?

Somebody will somehow stance a Golf with these.

The 12V is a 6BT. In '94, at least in the Ram's, they did update it a bit and give it a new turbo, injection pump, and other things.

If I carried my dog anywhere, other than down the road every once in a while, this wouldn't work. Toyota decided that doors shouldn't lock if the engine is idling in park. So I don't bring my dog anywhere that I can't take her in or can't see my vehicle at all times.

The difference is, the 12v took one turn of a screw to make close to 300hp.

What if I told you, that you can get a turbo, manual hatchback Kia?

My parents got one new in '99. Never had a problem with it, except its 4WD was useless.

And that is why Florida has so many sink holes.

When I lived there, I voiced my distaste with it using many colorful phrases the first time I experienced one.

The problem with the American car market, is no one has taken the risk of selling a truly cheap, fun car.

I am an American and I would daily drive the shit out of this.

It's a joke. It isn't real, so they didn't need to use facts.