Lexus:"Geez, only old geezers are buying our cars. What can we do to change that?"

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Nobody had asked for the Baja and yet, it was a really good ute, actually the first one in years in North America. Then it was cut off because people didn't understand it. Now everyone wants a ute on our shores.

1st BMW M5. Take a nice mature 5 series and give it more power because BMW be like "IDGAF". Now we can't imagine a world without mad sedans, but thank you for starting this!

Renault Clio V6

Miata. I was but a wee lad in 1989 when they were released but I'm pretty sure nobody said "You know what we need? A tiny, nimble, 2-seat roadster, imitating the classic British sports car formula, made by a Japanese automaker." And thus a legend was born.

$30k (after IMS fix, taxes) for a clean, modern, reliable Porsche* that you could daily?

BMW should have stuck to making gas chambers.

They just aren't built to last. They're good mostly, through the warranty and certified pre-owned. Then at about 100K miles, they start to come apart. Need a new cooling system and a new suspension.

This stings because it's so familiar. Everything seems like an easy enough fix when picking up a cheap "premium" car, it's just death by a thousand cuts.

Has this been submerged for a while?

heheh - this is even funnier because at a point in the past on Jalopnik I made a pretty direct comment about a brown, 325xi, manual station wagon I had (I said it was a piece of crap) - and oh did the fanboys howl.

This picture just made me want a MX6.

I crashed a 2003 E55 AMG at triple digit speeds, was ejected from the vehicle and felt perfectly fine after minus a few cuts...a few hours later i had severe stomach pain and had to have some of my intestine removed though lol

wow bro, i am almost in tears. that is such a stand up thing to do. giving back something like that (something i probably will never get a change to do) to someone who did not ask for anything is why i read this website. its the human stories that i fall in love with here, and this is no different.

I took this picture of SFMikee, but now I have to go to work. perhaps someone else could work their google-foo to find out where I took this picture

This here, ladies and gentlemen, is why on occasion we can indeed have nice things - because people like Jake, SFMikee and Jason exist. Well done sirs, well done. It is moments like this when I think maybe, just maybe humanity isn't totally lost afterall.

SFMikee hasn't posted since December of last year.

Yes, yes it is.