the cats are part of the exhaust manifolds, you have to buy them from Ford, their like $800-1000 each. Ever replace exhaust manifolds on a 20 year old car? I guarantee your going to break off some of the studs, then your going to have to remove the heads to get them drilled out and replaced. Double overhead cam…

Actually not scared, the cars would not survive, going downhill into the boot you have a hard braking zone followed by a fast left, an off camber uphill right followed by a very late apex right and another uphill left. Technical, and very hard on the car. I would bet you couldn't get a stock car to last very long…

I had one , great car, ordered it special without a sunroof so I could fit.

Bought one new and put over 125,000 miles on it. Great handling, very quick and economical at the same time. Engine is bulletproof, never had a problem. I gave it to my teenage son, his first car, and he put another 100,000 miles on it. Parts finally started wearing out but the engine was going strong. Cats are…

I had a bad experience with the service department with my wife's suburban. Not resolved to my satisfaction and I now use an independent mechanic for the truck. When the new Vett came out I visited the dealership and was interested in trading out my Carrers S. On a whim I went in the back to service and supprise…

Did you actually read the above article? Leasing is popular because people want to drive a car they really can't afford, so they rent it instead. Do they even teach basic economics in school any longer. You are the same guy that is renting one of my properties because you have no money left to BUY your own home.

You didn't like the Ferrari, how long before you start bitching that it's too hard to drive from the right seat, and that you get too much attention from import loving video game addicted milinals

Wow, so much for a guard rail keeping you in the lane. I am surprised the truck and trailer all stayed attached together going over the rail like that.

Long Island is an amazing place, and being a car enthusiast here is probably second only to Southern California in the number and quality of cars that people own around here. Every Sunday there is a cars and coffee at the beach and every type of car from beaters to the newest exotic show up. Everyone is welcome, and…

I read somewhere that the Iowa class battleships have the thickest armor of any US ship ever and that it was thick enough to resist a missile. Not sure it was correct but I guess that may have made them hard to sink with a conventional torpedo as well.

You are correct about efficiency, but also emission.

Had one, did many track days and it was fast for what it was. My instructor at Watkins Glen could not believe how quick our lap times were. Almost as fast as his 944, very good handling for a front wheel drive car, but the brakes overheated and there was almost no aftermarket support for the car. I traided it in on…

Chris you have a unique way of reviewing cars which lends itself to the new medium, over the last few years you have become my "go to guy" for reviews of new cars. Not only is your skill behind the wheel exemplary but your enthusiasm and ability to relate what's going on during the drive is very entertaining.

For get that last comment, targa heavy, not race car material.

Looks like an accident, car was totaled, and engine sold off. Now someone put some used parts on and is trying to flip it.

he is up for the 10 worst list

But the Porsche can imbaras many sports cars, and has a spectacular interior. I doubt the Buick will do either.

Has to have more than four seats for grandpa to car pool to the early bird special for dinner. My father was a Buick man, always drove a Riveria including his last the supercharged one. I got to drive many of them, I am definitely not a Buick man. This car changes nothing for me and I am their target audience, 55…

I agree, the mini grew up and it became a fat old lazy man.

Well now that you can't buy a Saab convertible any longer, someone had to step in and fill the demographic void.