Sorry to say, but it is a weapon when used in the context of trying to stab someone.

I wouldn't mind one of these.

There's one in my area, actually (one of the 90 that made it to Canada, it seems). It goes well with the two RS4s.

I have the feeling there are going to be a lot of Mazdas.

I'd take the V70. I've been looking for one these past few weeks and dreaming.

A 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback. Because a 5.0 V8 would be awesome, and having the handling abilities of a new 302 would be astounding.

Oh yes, it is a hell of a lot of fun to put the pedal to the floor when on an on-ramp, or when trying to get out of an intersection quickly.

Appreciate what you drive, no matter what it is. For instance, I would love to hoon any super car sideways around a track, or daily drive an M5, or do any other amount of driving experiences. However, I daily drive a 2003 Nissan Maxima, one of the definitions of non-performance commuter cars. And you know what? I love…

This looks so awfully awesome. Overpowered Mustang in Europe? Yes please.

Mississippi and Alabama.

Map number nineteen is the best one, by far.

I have not forgotten this car in the slightest. In fact, on a road trip to Ottawa a few weeks ago, we saw three of these on the road.

Seconding the massive detour to Whistler.

To add on to LeftHook's recommendation, Highland Green on the Bullitt edition Mustang

Are we sure that Jason didn't just break into Musk's house, tie him up, and take over his Twitter feed?

If it's out at sea, where the hell am I going to keep my cars?

It probably would be getting that ding on the Mustang fixed for her.

I believe Suzukis are still sold here in Canada, so if you're willing to cross the border and pay whatever taxes are required, the car could be yours.

If it's not available with a diesel engine, a manual, or a wagon version, no one here will be interested.

It was pretty much instant, apparently.