Back in about '73 or '74, my uncle was driving home after a day of fishing and took a turn on a sweeping curve a bit wide. He hit a mailbox and the 4X4 that it was mounted on came through the windshield and hit him in the head. He was in a coma for a couple weeks before passing away. I've shared this story with…

Hold on, let me check the meter. Yep, just where I thought it would read.

Two more things:

Put more miles on the 356. Every time that I drive it, I think to myself "What a wonderful car!" then it will be 4-6 weeks before I'm behind the wheel again. Shame on me.

Maybe just a bit...

I hope that none of those little girls had to go to the ER for the treatment of ILS (Irritated Lung Syndrome) after being in the vicinity of all that tire smoke.

I do find it sad that in modern society a woman built like this is considered fat, but that's where we are.

I wonder what her reaction would have been if the valet had written down "Nice tits"?

My vote goes to the new Boxster S. Gorgeous styling, will handle better than pretty much any car you can buy, will run mid-12 second quarter miles and get mileage in the mid 20s. Perfectly happy as a daily driver, yet you can beat the hell out of it on track days and it won't break a sweat. And, while certainly not…

I'm gonna say that in my Spyder with the non-adjustable hard shelled seats that it would not be possible with the top on. At least not at my age. Also, it will take more imagination than I have to figure out a way to have sex (beyond road head) in an NSX.

Certainly. My daily driver for a couple years was a Daytona Violet E36M3 and I loved both the car and the color.

They never should've named the car after this guy.

Am I the only one who reads the titles of the 'Motorweek Theater' stories in John Davis' voice? I'm thinking not.

I've never owned the 964 variation, but a friend who has been restoring Porsches for 40+ years says that they are the worst of the air cooled cars. That said, they are still 911s, so the worst one is pretty damn great.

Even though I know better, I want that Alfa. That blue interior is stunning.

No Pep Boys side vents? You've gone too far.

Pro-tip: Never buy a car in the rain.

Energy Impact Score motherfucker! Do you know it?

"The Supercharged model is not longer merely fast for an SUV. It is fast, full stop"

Is that what actual road tests are showing or is that from Tesla? I find it strange that Car & Driver has only reported to have had 10 minutes behind the wheel of one. Also, what about in hot areas where the A/C runs all the time? Hope these don't sound like rhetorical questions, I'm sincerely curious.