Man, I hate when I miss articles like this when they’re fresh... I honestly was expecting slamming gears and doing breakneck runs up to 96 mph with heavy breaking with the way this was framed in the article. Yes, the guy went particularly fast but it wasn’t like he did neutral drops at every light to get there. Aside…

Oh! I totally have a fix for this... I went from an ‘01 ranger to a BRZ and did not want to spill oil all over the trunk area, so this became a big concern for me.

How did we miss ‘Every car that isn’t self-driving’? Seriously in 20 years I would imagine that most new cars will be completely autonomous, which will make regular automobiles obsolete to the average car buyer.

My problem was getting financing for a used s2k with a decent interest rate. I don’t have 17k just laying around to drop on a car all at once and the interest rates they were offering me would have made the entire car just as expensive as the brand new BRZ I ended up buying. The Subaru dealer gave me an absurdly good…

Agreed.. but c’mon, do you think it would hurt their sales in the slightest? You make an amazing car and I have way too much money, sure, I’ll buy one. :)

Haha, if only.

They’re killing off the xB and this is how you tell me?!

I think the answer doesn’t lie so much on the owner’s side as MotorTrend’s. If the owner says, ‘Screw Ferrari, use it anyway.’ and then MT does, the likelihood of the magazine getting a press Ferrari ever again shrinks to an abysmal new low.

I don't get why gestures aren't a viable solution for vehicles. Mac has a ton of them that let you do all sorts of things within their OS. Putting a touchpad type surface close to where the driver's hands would naturally fall that they could then control based on multiple fingers going in certain directions seems like…

Don't make your Daily Driver your project OR make your project car specifically to be your Daily Driver.

What in the heck are you doing for 5 weeks of 14 hour days?! That's 98 hours a week, the only way I would do that is for a very large payout.. So my best advice is to focus on the pile of money you're making because of this 5 week sacrifice.

No, Chris. You take photos, stick to what you know.

And that is called Natural Selection.

The way he probably saw it, if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?

Wow, I can't wear my favorite jersey anymore? My player is out of football, but he was my favorite! Plus I have some awesome memories with my jersey.. I don't think I'm going to stop wearing it just because people don't see him play anymore. He plays on forever as long as I wear my jersey.

It's about the best ad for 5 point harnesses out there.

Just gimmie that sweet BRZ STI already!

How does this entire article not have the word Hellcat anywhere in it? If you're going to have a four door sedan in your lineup with more power than your 'go-crazy-brand-icon' then you need to reassess your decisions. I'll spend all my fake money on the 'Vette until they plop down a Hellcat Viper with gobs of power…

I like to go for longer loans if it gets the interest rate stays the same or drops. If you pay the same amount that you'd be paying on a 5 year loan across 6 years then you'll end it at about 5 years since the extra you pay directly to principle is no longer accruing interest.

Everyday Driver did an excellent run through on this and I definitely agree with them, Fiesta ST all the way.