Thanks so much for posting this, it was fascinating!

I think modern cars are too fast and powerful for 99% of what most people do.

“German Quality”, i know people still swear by it and live buy. They think that everything German is built to last. But i just dont buy it and its just not true. Its more marketing than any actual quality if you ask me.

Don’t apologize. Whether he’s a “collector” or a “hoarder” really doesn’t matter.

One man’s “Enthusiast” is another man’s “Hoarder”.

I’m sorry David, but I believe our gentleman friend, regardless of his cheery disposition, falls into “Hoarder” territory.

If they were running, driven, exhibited, or maintained....maybe I’d change my mind...but nope...we’re in straight hoarder-land here.

Acura.

Cosworth maybe?

My money is on Ford.

When someone says “Bangle” my mind immediately jumps the 7-series pictured above. At the time, as a teenager, I had never seen such negativity leveled against not just a car — but a very specific part of a car.

Funny thing about the Z4: Everyone picks it as the most Bangle-ish car built by BMW during his term there, but it was actually designed by Anders Warming.

Is there any situation that a car dealership can’t make worse with its avaricious greed and lack of regard for anything other than profitability?

Great big steaming piles of Yen! And low-milage chassis to sell to collectors at the end of the season…

That’s not caviar, that’s a delicious sushi roll.

It’s kinda cool and all, but it’s... A Fiero. Something something lipstick on a pig.

Just much better hondas available for the same money. acura CL type S, a late model accord coupe, and a late model civic SI is a better car in every way. If its in immaculate condition that’s not too bad of a price but not even my third choice for a fun honda for that much coin

In 1969 a Dino was $14,500, or $122,000 today.

Wait....didn’t this ALREADY LAUNCH?!?! I thought they were supposed to be producing this already?

NO LOWBALLERS - THEY KNOW WHAT THEY GOT!!!!!.!!

“Color: BURN” ... kinda sums it up.

Engine oil. Don’t believe the marketing, just change it when you’re supposed to.