can jalopnik start a sub website that lists all of the open track days at every track in the usa. please. need this.

I'll allow you your context, seeing as how I cannot fully come to terms with anyone paying $60k for a half-ton pickup truck anyway.

Noooooo I loved the Hondiac Aztec!

Ah get over it.

Because Flugplatz. Chaparral 2F airborne at Flugplatz in 1967:

I think it's a lot of factors. American buyers' tastes, really small engines, cost of certification for safety, and the fact that the Japanese OEMs probably wouldn't make a ton of money on them here since they're so cheap but built in Japan and thus subject to currency fluctuations.

Let's also not forget that SAE changed their method in 2007.

The Mitsubishi Mirage should go back the the 3rd world countries it was built for.

Nissan Murano Crosscabriolet and we're done here....

Can't stop, won't stop.

I'm a 100% stock guy. I like to buy cars in their press color (I spent a day agnozing between silver and a more expensive one in Gunmetal Grey, the R32's famous color) and keep them looking like they did in their press photos. I will not be modifying the car.

I'm no longer with Honda, so my information is dated, but a NA (North America) Spec Type R was originally going to be built in Indiana alongside a 5 door variant of the Civic. Then the 5 door got moved to Canada, and along with it, the Type R.

Columbus is actually one of the best cities to live in America. In fact it is actually very Jalop. It has very good pizza, breweries, race track, etc...

Lets not get carried away!!!! :P

What? you saying there is something good in Ohio?

The Veyron was different. It had no competition. It was just the most of everything. How much does it cost? A million. How fast does it go? A million. How many special editions are there? A million.

You're right. And the truth is this: we had the same BS lead-up with the Veyron. But nobody remembers that now. The ultimately delivered on all their promises, and that's all anyone cares about. If Acura does the same, this circus about launching the car will all be forgotten. I'm sure we're all looking forward to it!!