sanjuro62
sanjuro62
sanjuro62

I have and I do like it, but for me the new NSX isnt quite as good of an offering as its competition at its pricepoint (570s, R8, GT3, Turbo S, etc). What made the original so good to me was that nothing was as unique or was able to accomplish as much (driving experience, looks, practicality) as the NSX at its price

I drove one (new NSX.) I found it hugely impressive and not very interesting. I did NOT drive it at its limits on the track. I did drive it extremely quickly on an onramp and soon realized the cornering limits were so high, i’d never in a million years get anywhere close to them on the street. It felt like the worlds

I really don’t get the NSX hate, AT ALL.  

As someone who owned an original NSX and a MKIV Supra, I have eagerly awaited these cars to where I had a deposit on the new NSX, i probably wont make the same mistake with this car.

Everything that i keep reading about this car is leading me to believe its going to be a bigger let down than the new NSX. As someone who owned an original NSX and a MKIV Supra, I have eagerly awaited these cars to where I had a deposit on the new NSX, i probably wont make the same mistake with this car.

The roof, maybe? But is that enough? This is a question Toyota will have to answer.

A publication where we don’t have the latest news, test drives and features? I’ll have to give this idea a try!

Let me get this straight:

There’s a lot of meat here. Actual independent driving impressions, interior photos, not the same old, same old, that we’ve been hearing for too long.

A big expandable rubber stopper for the tailpipe might be a better notion if this video is any sort of example.

Can’t start the vehicle, can’t cause trouble...

They arrested the lender? Nice

Are you sure it’s not a Ford Escape?

You’re confusing your with you’re.

Like others have said I don’t know what he expected to accomplish. Completely destroying his entire rear end, cause WAY more damage than however much he could have been behind on payments. And lets just assume he gets it off the lift and drives away. Does he not think the cops know where he lives? That is technically

Why don’t you give that lunatic your car. For free. He’s going to need it. If you don’t, you’re literally ruining his life, don’t you know.

the $7k Altimas are almost never the ones getting repossessed, at least not around me. Repo companies come to us to get keys made to the cars they are taking, and the majority are 2013 or newer crossovers, SUV’s, or pickups.

This just shows the tow truck driver was needlessly upsold on the F-450.

So now he lost the truck, has to pay for the damage inflicted (his insurance certainly won’t be paying after this video), the damage to an expensive tow truck, court fees, legal fees and more. Brilliant.

Star if you knew it was a Florida story before clicking into the article. 

The only thing the “owner” of the white truck did here, was lower the value of the vehicle. Which means after the lender gets done reselling the vehicle and applies that to his outstanding loan, he’ll continue to owe more money than he can afford.