If we're going to get into the game of name poaching by Audi, I'd much prefer to see an Audi Challenger Hellcat or Audi Camaro. For the lulz.

Also needs to learn that the new WRX/STi understeers like a pig even with the new platform in the snow even WITH snow tires. Not as bad as the old gen, but still real bad. Just had my '15 STi out in the snow 30 minutes ago in Buffalo with a fresh set of Blizzaks on it. Had to set up the load transfer to get the front…

Wait for Cayman GT4 or buy this?

Advantage Limousine - but I doubt they touch downstate. We're getting a 1960 Rolls Silver Cloud. Not sure what else they offer.

Buffalo, but not NYC :(. My future wife and I have a vintage Rolls booked for the wedding.

So he ended up getting fair market value?

Hell yeah she did.

My fiancé insisted on driving her 1995 Saturn SW2 to the point where it was simply unsafe because she's stubborn and refuses my money constantly. This is also why she doesn't suck, but that's kind of the point. She went to France for a few months last Winter and since I held the title on the SW2 to get insurance…

I don't care what they hell they call it. Bring a turbo flat six 718/Cayman/mid-engined 911/prickmobile with a proper manual transmission and I will throw my $100-150k at you. Keep the weight under 3200lbs. This isn't a joke.

Bimmerang. #fin

Yeah, I'm just personally unenamored with the e9x platform but definitely would take the wag over an ATS personally. I just prefer the smaller BMW's of old - I previously owned both an e30 and e36 years ago which I thought to be more appropriate sized.

Very accurate. My business partner was shopping A5's & 328i's. I borderline forced him to test drive the ATS4 2.0t. He immediately bought it. I drove all of the vehicles with him and I'd have purchased the ATS if I were picking from that set also. Even with the torque converter auto, it's still a better car. Power…

Not historically significant or technically the best, but my favorite:

I might hate the idea of Aston Martin making SUVs, but I love the fact that the Cayenne enables Porsche to make a bunch of other cool cars and if it does the same for Aston Martin, the world will be a better place overall.

I wasn't 100% clear - I meant that the new z06 let me down in the context that the recent news about the heat soak or ECU pulling timing after a few short track laps sucks. I don't own one. I currently own the STi as a daily/winter car and I have a track prepped Miata that I'm considering moving for something with…

Got SRT Viper. Not really wrong at all, actually. With the new z06 letting me down with the either heat soak or ECU timing issue lately, I'm considering looking at alternative track prep cars to accompany the '15 STi daily. I would strongly consider a Viper if they weren't unreasonably priced for what they are in most…

Good thing they switched to a bunch of forced induction motors and pipe the sound into the cabin through the sound system - so we can still remember what a proper BMW sounds like ;).

Considering dropping the track NA Miata adding the new z06 as a Summer car to my '15 STi for the Buffalo winter months. If this thing can't be used intensively on a track, I'll gladly keep the Miata - or go Exige. Or maybe a ZR1. Either way, this is a huge disappointment to me. I don't want this as a midlife crisis…

God, new cars suck.

HellPT Cruiser.