This is the one for me since my dad owned one when I was a kid.

Can confirm, grew up in Florida and currently live in Ohio. Even though it seems warm to northeners if it was just 90+ and suddenly dips below 60 you feel like you're dying. Even after you've become acclimated to colder climates.

See, I was going to suggest 50's to 60's as well. Not just the muscle car craze but also the Chevy small block was invented in the mid fifties.

4.) Outdated Speed Limits

I could see them going to a smaller forced induction v8.

The miata is all about being light and responsive.

numbers don't lie

A lot of people keep saying Mustang or Camaro but with the weight of those platforms and how musclecars demand torque I can't see them staying naturally aspirated forever.

I typically hate this style of hatch, like on the Versa, but here I love it. It just works.

I think it will come down to either the Corvette or the Miata.

This, unfortunately, is what happens when you make what enthusiasts say people want. We all want this but don't want to pay new car prices for it and nobody else really wants it.

Note to GM: I'd sell it as the car for dad's who are still too scared to drive minivans. Kind of like how Nissan tried to make crossovers…

Kia's Newest Concept Car Is A Station Wagon Because Wagons Are Cool They Never Make Their Cool Concepts Anyways.

FTFY

They try to market it as a hot hatch and it's not really any better than an accent.

I have no idea.

That is beautiful.

Or terrible to drive.

Raptor. I'd buy a Raptor Fiesta, Raptor Transit, Raptor Mustang.

So this is basically the airborne equivalent of Walter Muma.

We should start a kickstarter to make this happen.