At which point it will be sold to pay part of the downpayment for lease on a 3 series.

Looks like you can get a new Dart for around $12k in a lot of places. Granted that may include some incentives that some might not qualify for and may exclude from that 84 @ 0%, but that is crazy for a new car. While this isn’t something any enthusiast is longing for, I can guarantee you there are plenty of 16-18…

I’m guessing the problem will still exist as those that find them “too uncomfortable” to wear will just leave the belt buckled and sit over it. It is the same that many of those do now to stop the dinging. You can fix a lot of things, but stupid isn’t one of them.

You call it the SuperDuperFast obviously

The idea of driving on a never ending rumble strip is giving me a headache

Looks like you’d need to lower the driver in with an engine hoist to get him over those barge boards.

Quite frankly it doesn’t matter if we like it or not...they will still sell a gozillion of them and stock up the Maui airport with as many 4 cylinder convertibles as they can crank out.

Honda Racing 10-speed bicycle.

Drove from Perth, AU up to Sharks Bay. I want to say it was about a 10 hour drive with basically nothing in between the two places other than gas stations that every now and then that you do not want to miss.

Magic

86' 911 3.2. I’ve had it for about a year. Maintenance costs have been under $500 and limited to fluid changes and changing shift bushings. It has yet to give me any issues that I’m not preemptively addressing.

As much as I enjoy Toyota’s racing efforts, I just can’t understand how they justify the spend to their board without any solid ties to products that they are selling to be public. Make the Supra that we can see has technology from the Le Mans effort. Make a Yaris with elements that are inspired by this car. I’d say…

Well it doesn’t ignore all three last letters in the word. It ignores the last and the third to last.

Thanks Obama.

Waiting on the anti-F150 Chevy commercial on this...

Worst Transformer ever

I think the story is obviously very relevant to the site, and the editor’s personal views of what the policy changes may result in are fair to include in the context of Jalopnik. Comments like “rotting piece of head cheese” seem to be pretty far out of place and unnecessarily polarizing for what I come to this site…

I think we can safely say that this guy’s dream of owning an auto garage was a bit jaded considering his incredibly poor grasp on the fundamentals of how cars work.

Oh man. We had a 91 Amigo when I was young. Manual and 4wd. It was what I learned to drive and drive stick on. These things were basically indestructible. Was the top a piece of shit that was a massive pain in the ass to take off and put on? Sure. Did that little 4 cylinder struggle to get the thing over 70? Yep.…