Wow. It’s like you read my mind. I was about to post just the same thing. I find it really disturbing that nobody takes offense at that extremely shitty comment. The ad was a fucking joke, there’s no need for that tone at all.

Wait till they learn coffee doesn’t grow well in the NYC climate.

They were obviously proud of their place of origin; Understandable, as Lancashire’s obvously better than Yorkshire, even Blackpool. After all, we won the war of the roses...

From what I’ve heard from manufacturers who gave cars to Top Gear, buying press cars is bad, but buying Top Gear cars must be plain suicide.

Is an M3 really considered a luxury car? As opposed to a sports car?

M brakes tend to squeak until they warm up.

330d as a permanent replacement for a M3? And the owner is content? Why did he even buy the M3?

When I first got my TVR I was unaware of the button under the dash that switches off the dashboard lights. One night I hit a small bump, my left knee connected with the underside of the dash, and all the lights went out. Great. Got home, fumbled around for two hours with the fuse box (and that in itself is something…

When you own one of these TVRs with a dashboard full of unmarked buttons, whenever you need something to happen you enter the TVR button lottery.

you shut your whore mouth!!!!!!

TVR claimed the Red Rose package rose their TVR-built 4.5 liter V8 engine from 420 to 440 horsepower. If you are currently wondering how that sounds…

It wasn’t by design, they just forgot to apply the decal.

I dunno. Red Nose is cool, but the Fucking Quick 400 is pretty sly as well.

He definitely can drive it. We don’t know what he bought it for. And it is a STOCK STI. Let me just say that one more time, a STOCK STI from 2005. He already has one anyway so he can let it appreciate if he so desires. So he’s lucky because he has options.

The problem is that if they did not change the oil regularly and run the car it is probably in far worse shape than the same car with 100k on the clock. the seals and hoses are probably brittle and the engine is full of corrosion inspired by oil impurities resting in the same place for a decade. I wouldn’t buy it…

Then you’d own 2 Smart cars at which point it’d make more sense to have 1 actual car.

This 1990 Supra Turbo is an another example of a low mile car. 25 years old and has 93kms/58miles on it. It still has the sticker on the window, and the plastic on the seats. Too bad the price is way to high at (audible gasp) $70,000.

My biggest question is: “What the hell is a 67 year old lady doing with a Subaru STi?!”

Turns out... they had JUST put the listing up for the car.

The correct answer it to flip it.