I really want to like Hyundai, I really do. But their current design language is just trying too damn hard.

Dude, $32k is way too much. Go for two base models at that price. No joke, I bought mine last year for $17k, brand new.

Right on. Or wait 2 years, buy a more interesting RC350 F Sport for the same price and enjoy until the aliens invade and kill all of us in 2030.

Actually, the market is pretty smart. The only Chevy I'd drop 50 large on is a Corvette. The only rear wheel drive sports sedan I'd drop 50 large on is the M3. And I surmise many enthusiasts feel the same way.

I believe you're correct, sir. I see more 911's and M3's of all sorts of vintages driving around LA now than I have ever had before. LA's going through an under-publicized tech-boom as well. So the newly money-ed want something to show their new status, and the two marques that do that without truly breaking the bank…

Here's a really simple way to think about it:

Nice article. The rock bottom line is

Damn, good work. Trucks amaze me with how well they retain their value

Yup totally agree with you. Every situation and taste is different. I've also just bought a brand new Abarth because the dealer was marking them down $5k off MSRP. Taking into consideration residual value, I should be in and out of the car for about $8k over four years if I choose to sell it (which is better than the…

Buying used is definitely the best strategy. I bought a 2008 G37S with several performance upgrades for $25k back in 2010. The original owner was an enthusiast who added an aftermarket oil cooler, cold air intake and up-rated tires and wheels. He also ate a staggering $15k in depreciation in 2 years. Today the car's…

The answer, forever and ever and ever, will always be 911.

Totally. The experience I get from my Infiniti dealer vs., say, a typical Honda dealer is night and day. This is the 21st century. Buying a car should be no more difficult than buying a laptop on Amazon.

Nice! I bought a '74 Manta on Bring-A-Trailer for $4.5k, and am Mk1 MR2 for $2.8k off Craigslist. There are tons of bargains out there for ne'er do wells like us.

Girl: So, what do you drive?

Girl: So, what do you drive?

Damn I purchased an Abarth in Feb for $17k and thought I was getting a pretty sweet deal. Should have waited a month and saved even more.