This article was written by a spoiled American brat.

When you realize that driving a fancy car to impress a stranger at a traffic light that you would never see again is stupid, then it’s time to buy an Avalon and some Viagra.

Except Austin, the rest are idiots in Texas. Big hats to cover their small brains.

Also stop calling it a miracle after you survive an accident. Call it bad luck for getting into an accident in the first place which has to do with probability and outcome.

Back in the 70s, 2 brothers owned 2 gas stations about 60 miles a part on an interstate near Wyoming. If you went for full service, you got your oil checked and your radiator hose slashed, so the next gas station would profit from a blown gasket/ overheating.

I would have used the windshield water for drinking and lipstick to write help on the roof. Considering water was used and wife had a lipstick.

Because it’s an ugly right-hand drive car and not fast enough for 2015.

The problem with biggeners is forgetting the hand brake and leaving the gear in neutral on a hill. I’ve seen it many more often.

You forgot to mention the Porsche 928 GT and GTS.

Assuming you live a long time I agree with you. I know some guys owning fancy cars and having multiple roommates cuz they can’t afford rent because they want to impress a stranger at the traffic light they probably never going to see again.

That’s like not allowing a customer to buy a sharp knife unless it’s shipped.

That’s like comparing pee to poop.

2.5 men Charlie Sheen was replaced but the show still had enough rating to survive on CBS. Not as good as the original cast.

The Nissan Juke is uglier than the Pontiac Aztec and the CVT transmission saves gas but won’t last.

The Jeep front grill looks like Gary Busey.

Good luck selling a car with no windshield. So they’re asking $165k for a 4 wheel motorcycle. BTW Rezvani is an Iranian American and a friend of a friend of mine. The car is nice but not a practical sports car.

The same people paying millions for a painting done by a monkey will be interested in this crap.

Honda’s new HRV looks similar to the discontinued Toyota Matrix. The v8 question is interesting because despite the lower mpg, all my v8 cars lasted longer with less trouble. To me small turbo engines have a higher cost of ownership and more problematic. Mpg is just marketing.

Or get s 1993-1995 Porsche 928GTS.

As Jay Leno once said horsepower sells cars and Torque wins races. My Porsche has 320hp and my VW Passat V6 has 190hp. I think 200hp is the sweet spot. I remember the Geo metro 3 cylinder had something like 50-80hp and it was a pain to get on/off highway ramps but it got 45 mpg.