My first car was a 91 Rodeo S V6 5spd 2wd... I LOVED it. I could never break it.

I LOVED my S14 (97), but I sold it for 5500 with 150k miles and thought I was totally ripping the guy off. I know I could have made more, but ... just... no. CP, even with mods - or probably because of them.

They did this with the Silvia in Japan. You could get a K's with steelies and baseline, aside from being turbo. Nothing new here. The concept is that you don't pay for wheels you're going to swap out anyway - not to KEEP the steelies.

A friend had an '82 Corvette that we could do this with. Took it on a joyride because he didn't know I'd figure this out. Well, a "joy" ride. That was one of the worst cars I've driven.

I have issue with this list being posted.

I envision a little mushroom cloud emitting from the hood during an accident, followed by blinding light and a rush of air, followed by my testicles becoming even more useless than they already are.

Where he is now? Probably a House Republican.

Well okay, sheet-metal added to the sides, but let's not pretend that the Clubman is "far away from the original car." It existed back in the day, too.

Not sure what the economy of this is. Here in Indiana, usually the same story, but as an example, a TDi Golf is STILL much cheaper to operate.

I've seen a '90s 7-series in Techno Violet. That looked pretty nice.

That's basically one of my favorite design elements of the new Mustang. :(

I wish we could. It's the only shitbox that interests me... I really dig them.

Human Centipede... Shit-eating grin... I see what you did there, and I approve.

Kids driving Ferraris and awesome cars is pretty common around here... almost got my ass hit by a kid in a 458 the other day (Purdue University). GT-Rs, 911s, a Panamera, some Maseratis...

Infiniti, and actually made to look like a Skyline since this isn't the U.S.

I was there in 2010. VERY cool place. When this question was posed, I didn't consider Munich, because I didn't consider BMW Welt as part of the HQ, but I guess it is...

I use a case for resale purposes. I want my phone to be in good shape, so I can make a bit back on eBay. Also, this guy admits to breaking three backs on his 4. I drop mine all the time, and never have had the worry.

To be fair, I wouldn't buy it if it were covered in Obama stuff, either. Hell I don't even want a political bumper sticker on my car. But it being coated in Romney / Ryan? I'd take a nice steamy dump on the hood.

I get it - I could get a lot of other totally different cars for that kind of money, but new Mini and old Mini aren't even comparable. Still a lot though...

I had first a 92 240sx, then a 97 240sx. I drove these cars solely for 8 years, often long distant drives. I racked up 90,000 miles on the S14. I'm guessing the BRZ will be a similar deal. I can't see how it would be a problem driving that car across the continent.