Any Formula 1 race, as long as it’s with my 9 year old. They are at that age where they want to be a part of anything their dad is into (I don’t expect that to last much longer). I love that they brag when they “Formula 1" me in Mario Kart, using the game’s drafting to get a speed boost and pass me, similar to F1's DRS…

An Integra with a manual transmission locked behind a top-trim paywall.

After years of Ford Escorts and Chevy Citations, my dad finally got his dream car before passing: 1990 Ford Mustang LX fastback, with the 5.0 V-8 and 5-speed stick. A career lawyer, his colleagues all drove 3-series bimmers and E-class benz, and he delighted in blowing the doors off their cars at the stoplights by…

Ford vs Chevy vs Ram vs Imports vs Tesla. Nothing screams America like “we have it so good we’re bored and need to have a fanboy war over...big corporations that make consumer goods, which we didn’t make ourselves, but simply purchased”. It might even be more ridiculous than the Microsoft vs Sony vs Nintendo vs PC…

Easy: The one’s that don’t collapse.

The Camry SE wants it’s front fascia back.

Every time I think about this song I can hear Archer singing “Danger Zone” in my head.

The Ford Escape called and wanted the HR-V to know that imitation is the highest form of flattery.

My Honda Civic broke down 3 hours from where I live due to an antifreeze leak that shorted some of the electronics and caused a catastrophic engine failure. This happened as a result of a shoddy repair job by the body shop that fixed damage from a prior accident.

Dyson? Ha ha...just kidding.

Toyota MR2 Spyder with the 6-spd manual. No trunk, no frunk (not really), and, for reasons I will never understand, no cruise control unless you opted for the automatic.

I’d buy it just to own the only SUV without plastic cladding around the wheel arches.

Don’t forget Virginia, which you can beat in about an hour or two.

Any car you don’t want to get scuffed, scratched, dinged, or occasionally broken into.  If you like your alloy wheels without curb rash, either look elsewhere or get really good at parallel parking.

I think there’s a Fallout show coming to Prime as well.

I had a 2001 MR2 Spyder the summer right out of college and it was a hoot to drive with the top down. Not much in the power department, but a reliable, cheap way to have some fun (that isn’t a Miata).

3rd Gear: Not content to let Toyota have all the obscure and impossible-to-remember model name of a rebadged electric car (bZ4X), Mitsubishi throws its hat into the ring with eK X EV, which is guaranteed to require a Google search to determine what the hell it stands for.

Portland, Oregon.  What happens when you mix the lavish with the eccentric?  I don’t know, but I would love to find out.

Buttons!  Knobs!  Switches!  Dials!  Cranks!

This or 3 of my base-model Camry?  I could provide a car to all three drivers in my house for that price...ND.