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Neither were 1971-1985 Celicas.

A. You know Jalopnik has a strict, no-proofreading/no editing policy. Sadly their last proofreader was fired on a false charge, then convicted by a kangaroo court, in 2012.

It’s been 5 years, Lotus are still around.

I love all the opposite lock!

It isn’t all that different in Europe really. American cars don’t sell here either. They’re not competitive.

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4th: eh, rather Mitsu make enough profit that they can safely blow their load on an Evo XI, maybe wait a bit longer to see if the New Supra makes it big, then fight it with an actual sports car called 3000GT or something.

Because crossovers are objectively better at everything that matters in the real world.

Agreed. This was from back when the Japanese were excessively overengineering things because the economy was great and they wanted to solidify their reputation. The Camries of this era were like the W123 or 200-series of their time—slow, but of infinitely high-quality. The Hilux sedan, I’ve heard it called. Honestly

This sounds cheesy and is slightly off topic, but am I the only one that remembers the Tokyo Extreme Racer series? Loved those games.

Every freaking E30; that is all...

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Cadillac Is Replacing The ATS And CTS With Just One Sedan Because You Jokers Didn’t Buy Them

HondaBro right ‘bout now:

I would hardly call cars like the FWD Alfa Romeo 156 ‘malaise’. They were universally praised, not just with how they looked but also with how they drove. The real malaise set in when Alfas still looked good (Alfa 159, Brera) but became overweight and started using GM appliance parts. That, and the lack of investments

WHAT THE FUCK

When you ugly af but still have to go outside

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I know we’ve been arguing about Diesel many times, and I am not going to start another one here, except I am going to disagree on your generalization that Diesel = shitty engine note. At idle and on any 4 cylinder I’d agree (because 85% of petrol 4 bangers sound like ass too), but once you go beyond the four and put

You sure it didn’t die when they made Vans...

I read that they sold 80 cars in 2012, 80 cars! It's a wonder they still exist. Saying they're focusing on current models is probably a nice way to say they wont be around if 5 years.