Too new, E30 M3 would cause internet fanboi hate of epic proportions

WHO FED THE C8 PEANUTS?!! WHERE'S ITS EPIPEN?!!

Seventeen steps? Amateurs.

I should buy this because this is awesome! Could? No. Would? If I could.

Prince George: Tally ho, my fine saucy young trollop! Trip along here with all your cash and some naughty night attire, and you'll be staring at my bedroom ceiling from now until Christmas, you lucky tart! Yours, with the deepest respect etc. Signed, George. P.S. Woof, woof!

I'm just seeing this. Absolutely spot on definition, I'm going to point to this when somebody asks me about city planning and transportation next.

This is absolutely the right way to think about the topic of mobility. Americans tend to think about things in a car-centric way because most of our major city streets are designed with cars in mind but few other means of transport. It is what we are indoctrinated to given how our cities tend to sprout a great deal of…

Speaking as an urban planner, "Mobility" represents the idea that one can easily get around by whatever mode they like. For the better part of a century, we've built our environment pretty much exclusively for the car and actively excluded everyone else. Want to walk? Tough shit, no sidewalks for you, and besides,…

I think for many of us, technology is neither good nor bad. When technological advances serve to improve the driving experience, say, like electric fuel injection, we embrace it.

Hat tip to Mr. kerc. My first car was a 1991 Civic DX sedan with specs not too far off from his Mirage, and I can attest to how fun such a car can be even taking it to the occasional autocross. If you can be happy with such a vehicle then be happy. It certainly does keep your auto fun budget in check and reasonable.

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