$3.73 for 93 in NY

Its a Lamborghini.

I wish this SUV was RWD based. Nonetheless great point A to point B go get'er.

If I recall I think the Japs had a more reliable car in the 90's era because their degree for error with the engines were a lot narrower than Muricahs. Eventually Murican car companies caught up. Now a days preventive and scheduled maintenance are what keeps any car rolling.

Not a big fan of the beige on black interior though.

Tell him he can swap with my E46 330i for a day and write about how the E46 generation 3 series was the last driver to road feeling connected car from BMW's 3 series division.

Love this car and actually want to own one in the future. But it has one major flaw. The rod bearings on these things go after crossing 60k to 80k miles. It's an expensive repair, if you buy a high mileage model make sure to see if rod bearings have been replaced.

As a New Yorker where do I sign up to drive Doug's Ferrari and write my own "what's it like to drive your first Ferrari?" review.

The Nigerian scamming e-mails for this offer should be humorous to read. I'd get a good laugh out of them.

Maybe he's an ordinary Joe who won the lottery in the 90s and is now low on funds so he's selling off what he bought...his McLaren F1.

I just looked it up, it has the same engine as a Lexus IS350. If this car ever came stateside it would probably be re badged as a Lexus.

Wow I wish that was available stateside.

Up north certain gas stations charge a 10+ cents premium when using a credit/debit card. Cash is king. I prefer card any day except in this circumstance.

If I was your father, I would make you drive the Si or TSX until I feel you are responsible enough for a E92 M3 or R35 and that would be at least until I see that you can respect, handle, and maneuver a faster car as well as value the meaning of hard work. Probably not til you are at least 20 to 21. Just my 2 cents.

Question: I have the provided router that my cable company (Optimum) rents to me. One thing I highly dislike about it is that it gives off a wi-fi signal for other users who have accounts with the cable company to login and use my bandwidth for their needs. Is there a way to disable this rather than spend a $100 on…

What kind of a price tag are we looking at?

Don't lift.