I agree to a certain extent - Ferrari will always be my all time favorite car company but for me, when you look back at the glorious heydey of Ferrari, they made “good” cars, but not over-the-top ostentatious cars. I know that the super rich likes that now, but as a whole I feel their design lacks class and elegance…

And you want to be my latex salesman?!

Right now my car (FiST) is orange.

Be still my beating heart.

Seriously! It does go both ways though - just look at the 2+2 e-type

Very true - but most cars have. But the biggest PITA for me isn’t the brute size - it’s poor visibility in new cars.

Same. I’m not knocking the Turbos either. More power/better gas mileage? I’ll take it!

Per the note on the 996 styling, I’m just wondering: am I the only person who hated 911s until the 991 came out? I just feel as if they NAILED the styling on it now. the proportions just look...right to me. And i love the thin tail lights. To me at least, it’s drop dead sexy in its current form

There’s one in LA for 89k if you’re in the market...not a bad price point at all.

Well...the movie doesn’t really glorify “men like him”, and I think that the commenter above is making the case that it’d be more damaging to the shooter’s lasting image and notoriety if he was forever remembered as the archetypal “psychotic momma’s boy”. Kind of robs him of an identity and the notoriety he was…

Exactly what i thought - this is the first picture of the profile i’ve seen and it’s...just...so....beautiful.

Paging Bruce Willis.

2 builds:

Actually though, that would be pretty awesome.

I don’t know if this will work, but for anyone who wants it for future use:

I think you’re wrong when you said their consumer doesn’t care about RWD vs FWD - they do. That’s what Scion/Toyota/Subaru hung their hat on with this - they entered into hot hatch price territory but instead of making a direct GTi/Fiesta competitor, they did the one thing they knew the competition wasn’t offering -…

Because snowmen are evil.

The price IS steep but I don't think it's naked profiteering. This most likely has a much lower profit margin than a $20 pair of jeans from WalMart.

A few years back I bought (for no reason other than it was <$1000 and needed a car and am an idiot who never buys things that make sense) a Chevrolet P-30 Step Van.