natealexander
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Chris— Glad to see you aboard! Can't wait for next week, already!

Sensible thoughts, Doug. But it's nice to dream!

Before I clicked the link, I knew it was going to be Boyd Huppert and Jonathan Malat telling the story. If you've never seen other episodes in their Land of 10,000 Stories series, check them out.

I am a journalist too, so I drive a lot for my job. When I moved to the DC area four years ago, a then-new colleague told me the same thing early on: Virginia does not fuck around when it comes to speeding.

There's gotta be a way to shoehorn it into a miata...

The thing buyers need to realize is that nobody is going to advocate more for the absolute best price than themselves. I think it should be expected that a pre-negotiated price, while competitive, will never be the absolute cheapest deal possible. Someone's paying for the convenience, and it certainly isn't the

Most people will think I look like a dick driving it?

I love him, Dudebro.

Probably ought to go through a colon cleanse before you go because weight reduction. Oh, and no eating or drinking the entire drive. No stopping!

Yikes. That's unnerving, to say the least.

And all this time, I thought no one else in the world was aware of that joke.

Am I the only person on here that thinks the ferocity of a big rumbling dino-burning motor would be too great of an omission to bear? Impressive specs are fine and all, but I think emotion matters more when spending that much on a car.

The 350z had only been out for about a year, and I spent many a high school night dreaming of the day I'd eventually own one. The stars have yet to align.

I was once young, stupid, and had a pretty decent-paying job. So of course, I bought a brand-new Hyundai Tiburon for $20k, after tax. And of course, I went upside-down faster than my stomach on Panda Express day. All I could do was hang on until, five years later, I owed close to what I could sell it for. It went to a

I found this little tidbit circa 2010 Jalopnik that pretty much already answered your question:

Cue PETA.

I'm on the hunt for a new/old car, but have been fresh out of ideas. You, sir, have inspired me.

Yeah, you're right...I guess I personally just don't see the Hellcat, with a name like Hellcat and a huge roaring hemi, in the "family" car class as much as the Tesla. But I suppose when I have kids, that's probably how I'll sell such a purchase to my wife.

+1 for originality.