In all fairness it’s an old reference.

Cars aren’t perfect and they fail sometimes.

Because people post ignorant responses?

The car in the ad is a legit 2010 Focus, not a 2016...we didn’t get that body style in the US. Ford gave us the snooze box you pictured above. The RS was a Euro only car, as to how it got here legally is worth investigating.

Especially since if you’re in a city, you get people with area codes based on where they grew up or went to college, too, so I totally agree with you.

Here’s a couple of Tavarish specials.

I am ... shopping ... a Cayman GT4 but I can’t seem to get any dealer to do away with the markup.

Only if you wear it like a hat.

Uh huh.

I can verify, here in New Hampster anything 15 years or older doesn't have a title. I had a 97 Accord bought out of state and the DMV let me keep the old title just so I'd be able to give it to an out of state person along with my registration (which is what becomes the title in NH) and a bill of sale.

Vermont doesn't have titles for cars made before 2000? A 1998 Honda Accord is no title in Vermont?

So in other words i will be keeping my 1989 Justy forever.

So they'll be putting the engine in the rear, like on the i8? If the battery backbone is going down the center I don't see how they can run a driveshaft to the rear wheels.

Hahaha. Good point. In this case though the seller has been very up front on the condition, and the price we've agreed upon covers the vehicle's few flaws. So unless something crazy happens, IT'S MINE

Dolla dolla bills, yo.

I've never heard a Groundskeeper Willie quote (paraphrased) that I didn't love.

The 4 Gran Coupe is the car that the 3 Series should be.

You are 110% correct in your assessment of both the cars Tavarish writes about and on the angle that is taken in writing about them leading the uninitiated down a path of disappointment and potential financial ruin. This Ferrari perhaps takes the cake in that respect.

Elegantly expressed. I live in Manhattan and don't need a car. But I love cars. I read Tavarish avidly and dream idly of possessing uncommon mechanical skills. Then I hop on the bus or subway to go where I must be.