Keep it going haha

lol, great minds think alike. Thought about the same thing

The Princess has good taste

What’s up with the people thinking this is some kind of sorcery? It’s complex, yes, but still a competent person should be able to handle it. It actually is a thing of beauty. I’m sure it will also be more reliable than an old Renault 5. That was an electrical nightmare.

Yes, that's what I said. Like a good joke, the first time it was funny. No reason to hate on it.

Hahahahaahahahahahahahha an adult with a mechanical engineering degree. Man, you must hate ALL movies by that logic. Even Ronin, with the fake tyre smoke. Star Wars with sound travelling in space? Come on, man, it’s just a movie, and a fun one at that. The first at least is good, great soundtrack and memorable quotes.…

Ferrari engine swapped a small RWD car first, they called it the California

I once saw an MKV Jetta roll over like 5 times after hitting a Beetle in an offset angle from behind. The Jetta was stolen, guys ran out of the Jetta unharmed and escaped. The things take a beating. Mexico too, BTW haha

I live in Mexico. Let’s pray for that trend to go on haha

I was talking about NC, where do you live? We got the ND almost 4k cheaper, it now has manual roof, cloth seats and manual only. I’m very pleased haha. Manufacturers are starting to offer manuals again

The Wraith is a driver's car. Aren't you guys supposed to do your homework?

Actually, last gen Mx-5s and Mazda3s where available manual but only if you got he cheapest version. Eventually, the manual was dropped from the MX-5 altogether and was auto only.

No shit. That’s why I said English speakers. My native language is Spanish and Ican pronounce Jaguar like a Brit. No problem saying Porsche either. I’m just saying, of all the hard to pronounce car names, Alfa is the easiest. It's our duty as enthusiasts to know how to pronounce the names :/

No, if I get the Focus or Fiesta I will most likely leave it stock. They are praised by the press for handling. The Corolla got my attention for fuel economy and reliability, but I can’t stand a car that feels “loose” and soft

Come on, Alfa Romeo? Alpha Ro (like Robert) Me (like menace) and O (a short O without the awww sound you English speakers make). Can't be that hard.

So, anyone has any idea on aftermarket stuff for these cars? Is there any way to improve the feel? Short shifter, new clutch, something? They seem very attractive, but I’m leaning more towards the Focus Sedan SE or a Fiesta ST if I can stretch my budget enough.

Lol, I thought about the same thing while reading the article.

Tribute to understatement? You mean Audi?

What about this little bastards?

Let the **badge do the talking, sorry haha