Missed one. Herr Quattro may have been ugly to look at, but most people only saw a cloud of dirt and then taillights in the distance anyway. It totally changed what was even considered possible in off-road performance.

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@SirFenwick: I don't know. I think i'd take one BMW and one of these.

@gm0n3y: If one obsesses only on performance limits, then yes, the 911 appears to be a "hold back" to the Cayman.

This has to be the most ridiculous interpretation of Winterkorn's statement.

why carry extra weight?

@Jeff Wooten: Super huge props for what? The Masi name has been corrupted by unscrupulous American corporateering.

@twinturbo2: You, my friend, need to do more research. Unless you're an independently wealthy collector, "looks nice" is not a reason to buy any car. reliability matters, and Chrysler fails miserably there.

@jodark: You are 100% correct. As it stands today, the banking mess has created the greatest debt ever seen, which will continue to hamper credibility of the Fed, the banks, and the value of the US dollar for decades. It doesn't really matter what Obama or any elected official does in the short term, continued…

@jodark: So would I. But that's not what the Capitalists want. Banks always want to have a safety net below them, and consumers since the great depression have preferred to bank at FDIC-insured thrifts.

Snakes and horses don't mix.

@jodark:

@Rattleface Blouses, proprietor of awesome.: how do you mean?

no contest.

Viva Ducati

@Buster Brew: Agreed that government jobs should not come with such perks. Of course, this is absolutely nothing compared to what corporate management lavashes on itself - that is truly obscene. I'd not be the first person to whine about this indescretion. Let's face it, almost every parent has let their kid out…

@clientized: me too!