I definitely want a couple of those dummy cars. Can you include an Amazon link?

This is the one true and correct answer

Jaguar MK X.

Honestly, I think it my be my current daily driver. 2011 Volvo C30. Manual, enough safety stuff, buttons instead of screens and as fast as I need it to be.

Elizabeth Blackstock is the most insightful Indycar writer since Robin Miller, and deserves a larger audience (and probably a raise). 

Any Jaguar made since 1975. They all go begging on Craigslist and surely they can’t all be lemons. Some of them are super-reliable. Right? Am I right? Why can’t my significant other understand this?

Any Hummer that isn’t owned by an actual government military agency.

I totally love what’s been done, but an easy ND. $34k gets you an original(ish)P1800 and a much better investment.

A little surprised any Toyota would need 9k$ worth of fixes at less than 100k miles, but the crunched tailgate is the real deal killer. ND

Excellent read. In a week filled with FORMULAONEISRACINGINLASVEGAS!!! this was a genuinely thoughtful piece. F1 is European sport. The teams, factories, and TV voices are nearly all from the UK. The current Netflix-fed cash cow will soon fade unless F1 gets serious about allowing everyone a seat at the table.

2023 Subaru: Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Sirius radio, Front facing camera, paddle shifters (on a CVT?), Tomtom maps (that are native to the car, MySubaru app thingy, X-Mode (which is either used if you’re an X-man, or in the X-games?), Auto Stop/start, I could go on...

“I just bought America’s cheapest turbine-powered car!” This is the perfect opportunity for the next great YouTube car influencer. NP

And we are entertained! “What car” is my favorite Jalop feature; I look forward to it each week.

Given my current commute and my cars nearly 10 second 0-60, a car like this would save me almost 4 minutes every day!

The least loved Ferrari is still a Ferarri, and will still turn more country club heads than a similarly priced Porsche cabrio. NP

“Chevy Tahoe” and “saving the planet” are not usually in the same sentence, but can we take a moment and salute anyone who keeps their vehicle out of the landfill for 300K?

“If there is demand created for charging, companies will pop-up and charge to support it. Day 1 there may not be support there”.

This is a very pretty and well-sorted example of a surprisingly rare car (try to find one in any condition). Yes, an MX-5 will be newer and more reliable for the $$ blah blah blah. NP

If this car has really done 229,740 miles (and this can be proven) it would be the rarest Alfa Romeo........in the world. NP if Jeremy Clarkson will loan me the cash to buy it.

OK, I’ll play along: