The part of me responsible for horrible ideas (like my own 2000 mile journey in a $600 Buick or 1000 mile journey in a $1 sentra SE-R) really wants to buy this from you when you get back. I’m trying very hard to ignore that part of my brain.

Uh, that actually looks pretty damn excellent compared to what else is being posted here. Especially considering how little Mazda has to work with as far as crumple zones. As an owner of an ‘02 Miata, I’m actually feeling pretty good about myself.

Derby here. We have a group of Oppositelock Wichita members that periodically meet up and hang out. Right now we’re going to a different dive burger joint every weekend. It’s great.

That curb was pretty tall, too. Can’t believe he didn’t dismount/pop his tire or bend his wheel given the low-profile tires on there.

Dunno, I think I liked the Abarth better.

Don’t buy a 2012 Hyundai, got it. But what about a variety of vintage Mercedes?

Seriously. The most terrifying thing about my new ‘02 MX-5 was seeing a Jiffy Lube sticker in the upper left corner. On the plus side, this corroborated nicely with the dealer’s story that this car had been sitting in a garage since 2009. Unfortunately, I then had to deal with the downsides of a car that had been…

That lexus drifting video looks like some awesome cinematography. Anyone have a link to the full version?

Cotd. Right here.

Wow, I’ve never seen these guys’ videos before but the energy in them is intoxicating. That guy is just so damn happy.

To each their own. I really like the way the Bonneville looks and drives. The SSEi is far more fun than a plastic-fantastic mid-2000s GM FWD *sedan* should ever be.

Absolutely stunning. Beautiful car

This is the best thing I’ve seen today. The four foot long shifter. The shitty “paint”, the impractical wing, the enormity of that wheel/tire combo. They look like they’re having fun and it’s not like shitty Miatas aren’t a dime a dozen, and from what I remember this one was wrecked and salvage titled when he got it.…

That’s all well and good, but will it autocross?

My ‘93 SE-R with a metric crapton of miles and some rod knock is still silly amounts of fun.

As someone who owns a 1993 Sentra SE-R, I am sad with where Nissan has ended up.

Well-done underglow like that needs to come back, especially with cheap LED strips being super easy to get compared to fragile CCFLS of the early 2000s

All of them.

This is one of very few BMWs I can actually say I really like looking at— that long hood and shark nose are simply tremendous. That being said it’s a lot of dough for an old Bavarian with some questionable mods (dat radio and them seats) done to it. CP.