Needs work. Looks like a Cub Scout carved it from a bar of soap.

Very cool. But, to repeat what's already been mentioned, it would be great to have an onboard video where we could experience the power and silence as opposed to a raucous soundtrack. Pretty please?

Y0u made this up, right?

Were those old Audis a bit more reliable than the more current models?

I'd be far more likely to pay 23G for that!

It's just awesome! If AMC had manufactured those they may still not have made it. But there'd be a massive aftermarket lust. Just like I am lusting right now. Subaru Brat on steroids.

Yes, matte black

Hey Norm, I agree. I suspect this was a bit of tongue-in-cheek

Indeed so!

Yup

Are you having fun driving it? (paddles or manual) Then that's all the argument you need.

why?

Yes, it's so insane that they both need to be locked in rubber rooms for time to contemplate their actions as they watch videos of their awesome rides being pounded into splinters with sledgehammers by family members of people killed by other asshat boy racers.

Any ultra-exotic, high dollar supercar that has to be kept put up under lock and key and has operating costs approaching those of a helicopter.

Real country, not glorified sugar pop. Played from the heart.

What a simple, beautiful car. I am not surprised that corporate think killed it in favor od the Pinto. Trolls under the bridge those folks are.

When I was in high school my buddy had a 59 Dauphine. His dad was French, a really jingoistic Frenchman. So he would only buy his son a French car (purchased from a Lebanese mechanic in town) The one real certainty in life was that if we went out in that car that it would break down. Literally.

just, Yeah!

Plus you could always take the camper out and have an El Camino-ish vehicle.

A bit much hyperbole "That's worth leaving your job, home, friends and family for, right?" but that's not worth discussion here.