I loved my old 900T. Best $900 car I ever bought. The PO even had service records from day 1. It's honestly still one of the cars I've had the I though I should've held onto. The cargo capacity in that hatch was amazing.

I'm glad I don't take new vehicle suggestions from Jalops. For the most part, this list sucks. Then again, I rarely get soliciting for advice. Given the tinkering I do on the older vehicles I've had, people must assume I suck at choosing a reliable mode of transportation.

Train horns. Damn, I hate train horns. Those, and the vertical stacks on diesels.

When I saw a new Vette yesterday, I figured I was probably one of the last people to see one in person. I didn't realize that they haven't shipped in large quantities yet. Red, and already all sorts of dirty. The first thing that popped into mind when I saw it was, man, I'm tired of LED driving lights.

I think you misunderstood. I meant if this incident was occurring in Colorado (where I live), it would be all over the local media.

To say the least, this is not the kind of behavior you wish for when it comes to disasters.

Agreed. If this was happening here in CO, this would be blasted all over the local media.

CP.

They were probably auto tranny, anyway. I did love my 89 900T 3 door, though.

Why is it apparently "bad" to buy a foreign truck, but it's "not bad" to buy a foreign car? I don't get the hate on Toyota for building a truck.

I think I may be the only Jalop to own a non FR-S (or MR2, or Supra, or Celica) Toyota. Admitting, I suppose I have to turn in my Jalop card.

Hey Jalopnik, leave the "investigative reporting" to local news channels and concentrate on improving your own content. (meaning, constant improvement is good, not that what your provide now is necessarily crap.)

Well, if the Exige is impractical, so to is a Hennessey Venom GT.