I’ve seen Aston DB9s for well under $100k. That’s the way I’d go.

That and lawn mowing is why I stay in apartments.

Good thing with a house is you can shut the water off at will and be anxious elsewhere until the plumber shows up.

Saw a guy do that with a Datsun Z at a car show and was letting kids write all over it.

The back seats don’t fold down?

I’ve been eyeballing one mainly because I want a big trunk, but don’t need 4 doors. The world needs more 3 door hatches, like the UK Ford Fiesta Van.

“I always say, the way a man treats his car is how he treats himself.”

You’re really amped up!

Based on an Alfa 75. It also has a weird rear suspension with a De Dion tube and Watts link.

They just talked about it during a news segment and Clarkson gave a number on what the parts+labor cost.

In the Top Gear Bond Car special, he said the 2CV was his favorite because it was so cheap it didn’t matter if you ran into anything.

Cosmo!

To keep a level playing field, cars with a power or speed advantage during races get a weight penalty.

A guy walked up to me while I was waiting in a drive thru in my ‘82 RX-7. He said, “I got rid of mine years ago and these have been sitting in my truck ever since” and hands me a binder of factory service manuals. I barely said thanks and he walked off. If that wasn’t cool enough, they were for the same year too.

I had the 88hp 4 cylinder for a while. Got 30mpg on a bad day and the seats were very comfortable. What I really hated was the rear visibility. Glass hatches are cool, but the fat B-pillar made lane changes a little trickier and the rear is pretty high.

The road had a slight bend, most people brake when they use the steering wheel, are reading a sign, or for no reason whatsoever.

It looks very nice ,but at least $1000 lower would make me like it a little more.

It’s PhD Who.

I really liked the Resto Pit. They had to find that rare mechanic that can work with everyone looking over his shoulder.

It is that kind of false perception that has every parent out there buying their 18-year-old daughter a huge SUV to “protect her”. . . . . and gives her a false sense of security so she feels comfortable texting her friends while driving.