If we keep it up, just imagine what their continued desperation will get us!!!!

I don't think anyone who has driven a modern Cadillac car would argue with the notion that it's worth paying $100 for the chance. However, Cadillac is doing the opposite, offering $100 to anyone who books a test drive and takes it.

thedevilinside: Why not a high power version just for fun at some point? Hall: It's not about power. If you can't go fast with 90 horsepower, 900 ain't gonna help ya. I genuinely feel that.

Anyway, back to the car's non-driving current owner and the ad, both say that the car has been chipped and in fact comes with a laptop so you can do further tweaks if you're really interested in getting your nerd on. All receipts for work previous done are said to come with the car.

One for each cylinder, yeahhhhh

After moving to Michigan, my hate for Ohio developed. I can't explain it. I don't know why I hate it. But I do. And I'm okay with that, because Ohio sucks.

The MR2's handling is where it really shines - er twitches - however. The early MR2s are famous for their rewarding handling, although they're also well known for being a bit of a handful at the limit. Still, compared to say a Camry or even the Celica of the time, the MR2 is like a guided muscle.

That's not how Toyota works, but OK

That's horrendous

BOOM TOYOTA'D

Cannot unsee.

What they did there.

14:1 compression ratio is pretty cool in my book.

Cars??

Came here to post this ahahaha

Yup yup yup.

Rate of recalls is a double-edged sword. No manufacturer is perfect. Recalls will always happen. Of course having one makes the company look like they messed up, but what it means is that they are taking responsibility for and correcting mistakes. I would be wary of a company that didn't have many recalls. Since no…

what he did there

Just $10 for those years of Cobalts alone, which was about 1.5 million units, according to this email from other suspended engineer Raymond DeGiorigio to Stouffer. I have a feeling GM will be spending a lot more money than that in the long run.

I didn't say one was better than the other.