The ZR1 is for anyone with the money to buy it. 

As an owner of one of these Honda CVT cars, they really aren’t bad and feel almost like a normal car. Way better than the rubber bandy Nissan CVTs. I just hope this has a bit more power than the Accord Hybrid which has 200, which isn’t bad, but I’d like a bit more in this.

My first drive in a CVT was in a Mini, and I hated it. Surprisingly my second was in a Jeep Compass and it was much better. I’ve been driving a C-Max hybrid for the past 5 years (it was totaled the day after Thanskgiving - not my fault) and like the CVT in it. It always chose the right thing to do, and was a zippy,…

Of course Jalops are going to cry about the CVT, but I think a manual was not only unrealistic, both because of the market and because of the tech, but also that it actually may be a good thing when it comes to performance. Hear me out;

I figured by now we would at least be up to the Honda Lude

Most supercar buyers are going to have enough money that they don’t necessarily care about the cost. It’s more about whether it’s worth the hassle. 

It was 110 pounds per hour, I converted to USD for us dummy Americans. Yes, it was an indy shop, and yes, it was cheap. 

My Chevy mechanic (not dealer) charges $150/hr here in MA. $140/hr for a McLaren is a goddamn steal.

$140/hour labor? That is way cheap for a McClaren. Here in the Mid-Atlantic, any dealer for a normal car (Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Honda, etc..) is going to be around that or even more! I guess he has this done at an independent shop? 

I remember doing a track day in my MR2 once and got an instructor who also, by chance, had an MR2. Only his car was wearing r-compounds, and I was on performance street tires. When he took me out in his car, I coudn’t believe the grip. He could stop and corner sooo much faster than I would have dared. So yeah, I can…

Different driver, different gasoline, (slightly) different track.

If you were in the business, you know just as well as I do that a 121% LTV higher than a giraffe’s ass, but they’ll absolutely get it done.

We took more than a few in on trade when the H3 landed.

Aside from hot models like the Blackwing cars and the Escalade, most of Cadillac’s internal-combustion lineup is forgettable.

It’s very fun to zip around in

I am glad this car exists but I absolutely cannot afford it.  Maybe I’ll be the 4th owner of one of these or something.

“Sadly, it appears the lesson here is that waiting for rewards is better for your brain, which no one wants to hear.”

So maybe if your teen isn’t thrilled about learning to drive, you can

The Fast and the Furriest

To the OP: This is INSANE but check this out, I ALSO live in NJ, and ALSO bought a 2020 M5, and they ALSO broke into my house to steal the keys last week, except my dog and myself chased them out. As if that was not coincidental enough, the car on the post is my EXACT spec, and my wife is also against the car now in…