Strangled with their own boot straps, shame.

I’d vote for that one, too.  First car I ever drove was my mom’s Thunderbird Elan.  Somehow got her to scream louder than I had ever heard without her being mad.  She made my dad teach me to drive after that.

True, but I want a brand new one, not having to wait to import one that is 25 years old.

It’s so quiet it makes me think my next car will be a Mazda.

Compared to the 6 speaker Harman Kardon in my Crosstrek, and the 19 speaker McIntosh in my previous Grand Cherokee Summit.

My GFs CX-5 is one of the quietest cars I’ve ever been in, and the 10 speaker Bose system sounds incredible.

The WRX and BRZ were mentioned in the original question, but didn’t make the list, even though they’re easily entry level, even at the highest trim. Within 20 miles of me, Cars.com has a 5 year old Corvette with 42k miles for the same price as a brand new WRX GT, and a BRZ tS is $10k cheaper.

Shocking how few of them are actually entry level.

Not just treading, full on stomping.

Yesterday’s Mustang was less than half the price, and probably double the fun.  ND.

Suzuki Samurai/Jimny

It’s not even the best looking Cougar.

And that’s why they’re starting to struggle.  Neat, isn’t it?

lol k

Great idea, terrible execution.

I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t buy it just to make himself the star.

1st: This has been the funniest, saddest, longest heel turn in the history of professional wrestling.

Yep, if you live in convertible friendly climate, Miata.  If not, BRZ.

Did your son’s employer allow those missing stickers, different colored doors, and not matching tires to make it to the customer?

Kill it with fire!