A specialty shop like this is still never short of any business. The Z shop I take my car to is always booked weeks in advanced and sometimes months.

Why? Because it has a relatively normal looking front grille, that’s why.

When I see one of these older cars among a sea of newer cars, I thought to myself: it’s so refreshing to see!

8000 rpm? There is another straight 6 that goes to 11...

So...

That’s a cool looking Hot Wheel! My 5 year old will love it!

If you squint hard enough, you might just see the genesis of BMW X6...

Isn’t electric motor sort of a rotary propulsion? Mazda could just make an electric sports car and market it as electric rotary engine.

Why is Abbie Eaton not on the list?

Nothing a vehicle myself will buy, but I will give an affirming nod to those who do.

People who will buy this car won’t care what you or me think about how it looks... Because the people who will buy this car don’t exist.

This Toyota V6 is nothing short of an engineering marvel, despite being placed in nothing but family haulers. They could have easily tuned this engine to get another 50hp but less MPG and dropped into something sportier, you know like a Supra, instead of partnering up with BMW to end up with a 340hp 6 cylinder that is…

A 340hp Japanese 2-seater coupe? The 10 years old 370Z is still that, and still only $30k for a base model. 

But it gets the job done.

Blogger’s salary, live in NY, student loans, etc. etc. All those complains you have cited would go away if you decide to actually grow up.

If the engine is to be exported out of Japan, then no need to pay that 8% sales tax. So I guess for once we get a better deal for not being in JDM.

Being it’s fresh out of a box, I expect the odometer to read all zeros.

I like the Veloster, I like this N version, I like how Hyundai is going after GTI, and Hyundai may have actually done it.

Wrong section. Mods, please move this post to Meh Car Monday.

Drives Like the Sports Car It Has Become