Shouldn't the Australian version be upside down?

I still think this is one of the best looking cars of the last twenty years.

Ew, no, looks better with the covers and without the gross aftermarket wheels.

Sorry.

_{Love those slightly inboard headlights.}

Excellent! Take care of your little green M&M.

A lot of things are smaller than a 911. Talk about a car that got portly.

This is such an old school Japanese performance car cue. I love it!

I would urge you to check whatever option gets you into a limited slip differential.

Saab 99

A Toyota Carolla facelift is infinitely more interesting than all the "Vision" concepts combined. What makes a car interesting to me is how the designers address the constraints of reality; of physics, of producibility, of safety and environmental standards, operational parameters, and maintainability.

Yawn. Another video game "Vision" car. You know what's less interesting than a hypercar that I'll never see or drive? A hypercar that nobody will ever see or drive.

Somebody needs to set better personal boundaries.

I have never seen a reclined airline seat even approach my knees. I don't mean that I am short or that my legs are short, I mean the reclined seat just doesn't actually get any closer to my knees, nor move the tray table in any way. I usually fly Alaska, FWIW.

I still think this car's goblin face looks like a jacuzzi tub mold.

The sorting hat read my palm and put me in team Miata.

So far as I'm concerned, to hell with all of 'em. If they're content to remain in the automotive dark, let them. I know about the BMW 2002, and I suspect enthusiasts will buy as many as those pink-cheeked Bavarians in their leather pants and mountain-climbing shoes would like to build and ship over here. Something…