My list of daily drivers, in chronological order:

Front-wheel drive Sport models ($32,420 with the $900 destination charge) will come standard with LED headlights and taillights

Which is down from the 2.3:1 ratio it was 10 years ago.

If by “crossover” you mean hatch + 1" of height, then yes it is. I was actually stunned at how low it was in person.

Umm...? How are those pants doing?

Alternatively titled:

What I have learned is this: if you want to keep your nice car looking nice, the last place you’ll want to park it is on the street.

Sounds about right. +20 horsepower and probably a bit slippier. 2006 is first gen.

My old college self is happy to inform your coworker that a 2006 Scion Tc is drag limited to 127 mph.

Touché. Your comment may stand.

Driving an imperfectly restored one is a bit of a nightmare, but like the best nightmare you ever had.

The biggest indicator of Bentley’s target market: Using “airline-styled” seats as a positive marketing descriptor. Those of us who can’t swing Bentley cash immediately think of this:

The scary part is the Infiniti looks better.

I passed two of them on the road today! And a friend of mine just picked his up last week. But yes, it’s been a long time coming.

Dude. The most unreliable parts are the electrics, ironically enough.

Just you.

and you can disturb the rear wheel in a corner.

A difference of $500 per year is preventing you from purchasing a $50,000 car?

The general rule of thumb is to have 3-6 months* worth of living expenses as your cash/fluid savings.