Porsche “Guards Red” is always the answer.

Z3 M Coupe. A skunkworks car produced afterhours by a team of enthusiasts that runs a true motorsports engine in a small, nimble, light-ish chassis. ...and it looks like nothing else on the road.

Porsches:

OEM: “Hey! Look at all these color options we have!”

It’s strange that Murray acted like he had never seen dihedral doors before seeing the Sera. Since they debuted on one of the most beautiful cars of all time 22 years before the Toyota.

Here’s a GIF about those nutty Z1 doors:

Hope you get one again!

I was thinking it looked much more like a Porsche Taycan EV, but without the weird droopy eyes

All insurance sucks, sure. But it does seem like a particularly bad idea to buy insurance from the maker of your *allegedly* self driving car and then try to file a claim when it self-drives into a barrier.

The Peter Egan bit had me laughing because that is my father to perfection. He grew up on British roadsters and Road & Track. My Gen X self (1973) also enjoyed Egan’s columns. The other columnist I thoroughly enjoyed was L.J.K. Setright, possibly the most quintessentially English auto writer ever found in any American…

The 45th anniversary Supra comes in a delightfully obnoxious color: Mikan Blast

2017 Evora. Most have 3 pedals, all look good. Some look great;

I’d argue the C6 RS6 Avant is the best one, for the simple fact that it came with a Lamborghini V10.

V70R of course! More specifically the second generation. 300hp, AWD, and a 6-speed actually available in the US this time!

Easy Nice Price for a lovely little coupe!

I see your G80 and raise you this G70 Estate

At this point they just need to do a Plymouth to Chrysler and kill the brand, slap a Dodge Caravan badge on the Pacifica (Dodge needs product too) and shut it on down as that is literally the only thing they have left after 2023. The Airflow was looking like a fairly production ready effort so it made some sense to…

expect a Hornet Hellcat Redeye Widebody Last Call Daytona model regardless

2004 Kia Sportage and 2004 Honda CR-V