You saw the *only* one :) Only ever seen photos, but it has to be one of the most stunning automobiles ever.

The only way to rally is to drive someone else’s car:

Missing one.

And also most likely to be worth a lot in the future.

Including you, that’s two ;)

I’d settle for a regular Hilux!

2016 Viper ACR will go down a bit, but will go way up long term. Why?

Interestingly, it’s because Mazda botched it with their Nagare design language. It looked cool in concept form (and in the Furai), but it translated terribly to production.

I am not sure you get it. That wasn’t hyperbole; it was just plain wrong on multiple fronts:

I, for one, am glad to see the headlights downsizing again. The ginormous chrome-embedded stripes that stretch halfway to the windshield are far worse.

Drag out the Corvette, and I have to drag out the ‘85 Mustang LX that will destroy a Corvette for $15K. It’s an old forum conversation, and it doesn’t cover the difference between these cars.

I would love it if grilles could go back to being the size they actually need to be.

It’s okay to admit that you don’t know anything about cars.

What’s not to like about an exotic coachbuilt American supercar that can compete with the half million dollar F12s and Aventadors of the world?

Everybody is acting like Hyundai needs to make a true S Class competitor, from an enthusiast perspective.

At this point, the horn may as well just say “stop looking at the damned phone”.

That sounds more like a ticket for honking at a cop. I have never heard of that law being applied any other way.

How does it feel to be someone who doesn’t understand investing in your own future?

My car charges overnight. While I sleep. I don’t sit around waiting for it.

In 5 more years this will cost $20K too - and not require oil changes or gas stations. And it will still be far quieter, more torquey, and immune to gas price spikes.