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While we’re on the subject - turn off your foglamps too unless it’s you know, foggy.

This sounds like one of those things that was intentionally produced suboptimally for the first go-round so they could “improve” it later.

Ferrari F512M. End of discussion.

1998 is well past the bubble era in Japan. This car was first unveiled in concept form in 1993, which itself is after the bubble burst. 

It’s not all doom and gloom - some manufacturers clearly didn’t care before but are now starting to pay attention.

I bought one a year ago. Best purchase I’ve ever made.

Many other countries already do this, so if you have a problem with this you should probably avoid international travel altogether.

Can confirm

I bought one 10 years ago in way better condition for $800, not $8000. Even with the current market, there is no way this one is worth $8000.

This is a bad take. For years we’ve said we want the RS6. Now Audi is finally bringing it here, so buy the goddamn RS6 wagon or it will get discontinued again.

I have a 2016 V6 S. The F-Type is fairly rare even in places where Porsches and Maseratis are dime a dozen, and I get compliments everywhere I go.

1978 Datsun 280Z - If I turn on the emergency flashers, the turn signals will not work for about 2 days, then they start working again. Maybe I’m low on blinker fluid?

If you watch the video, you can hear the auctioneer start at 30 (or 13). He then asks for “30 million 500 thousand” and gets a bid for “40 million”. Each time, he moves up by 500,000 but the next bid comes in to 10 million increments, going 40-50-60-70. It’s at this point that the auctioneer corrects the number

If there ever was a situation where someone should have commented, "I did Nazi that coming"...

The one I really wanted was a Golf R wagon...

They’re all in Cambodia. Just do a Google Image search on “Cambodia traffic” and click through a couple of photos and you’ll see what I mean. second gen is common there too

Bought it for the looks first, sound second. I don’t care if a 911 is better to drive.

The most annoying thing about the manual argument is all the noise and whining from the people who never buy new cars.

Smuggling doesn’t happen without someone also breaking sanctions on the exporting end. There needs to be consequences for those involved on both sides.

Having driven one with the diabolical semi-auto box, I can tell you that it’s surprisingly bad to drive in the city because rear visibility isn’t the best and it’s so slow that you can’t make quick, zippy maneuvers at will. You’re always looking for a big gap in traffic because you know it won’t get up to speed right