At least we've given up on saying 'The Last Zonda' now.

Theory #3: It was a frame-up made to look like Russian or Pro-Russian forces did it in order to erode their political power. Unlike covers86 I don't consider this to be too crazy. The fact that I don't consider it crazy is crazy to me.

Their handling characteristics aren't the best for new drivers.

Save yourselves the trouble and make your word processor always auto-correct "Miata" to "S2000".

You're $70K off a quarter mil. $17K when you are already in this price range really isn't a big deal especially when you deal with bat-shit crazy Porschefiles.

Thanks,but I'd have to finish the old Firebird first to cut loose garage space. I already have one car I like fighting a beat-down from the Florida sun.

I love seeing my beloved MR2 getting love on Jalopnik but I respectfully disagree - this is not the car for a first-time driver. Many of them didn't come with ABS, you only have one 21 year old airbag, and many trucks and SUVs (and even some new cars) look right over you.

So is the Corolla fanbase, unfortunately.

Ah yes, VWvortex......E-thugging, E-tuning, E-fixing, and all the shit posts you can handle. On the bright side, there are some really well written guides for repairs by people who can actually use a wrench. These guides even have workarounds and shortcuts to help out your average shade tree mechanic. Very helpful…

Or it's because grown men buy them and tune them to 250hp to try to build a race car and then blow up the entire town when they detonate themselves.

I would like to nominate the SmartBusa for best German/Japanese car ever made in the universe ever.

This sooooo needs a GIF.

Jesus, its been around for 10 years? I feel old....

As someone who has to deal with ideas like these getting shot down on the daily, let me sum up the reasoning...

That's almost as complex as getting my girlfriend turned on.

It would help if you could tell me that during QOTD, not AOTD.

There is apparently a Cookie Monster* Dark Blue LaFerrari to be delivered to a yet un-named customer.