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All of the above listed cars are complete junk. The BMW is ok when it's not broken down (which is most of the time) and Lexus is an ok automobile if you pretend that it's not a total grandma grocery getter. Subaru is the only one that is ONLY 10 years old in this insane list and is probably the most sensible one.

I get how it sells cars and has a cool factor but replacing a well made forged aluminum wheel with carbon fiber is a complete waste of money, as they weigh nearly the same but CF costs several times the $. Take weight of aluminum hood vs carbon fiber hood for example. They are nearly identical in weight, so this is

I’d be interested in purchasing this near luxury brand but I'm sure this experiment will end up somewhere near success and will eventually go near bankruptcy.

I remember a bunch of “car experts” shitting their pants when Infiniti changed their model lineup and threw out M’s and G’s and the like, all of these so called experts cited BMW as an example of naming convention that “makes sense” even though BMW has some of the most confusing number and alphabet soups ever with

Absolutely agree, yet most people get upset when I call their Camry a toaster on wheels.

So if just one company was getting all of the oil profits instead of entire country, all of their problems would be magically solved? I'm pretty sure things would only get worse if you stop distributing oil profits to the public.

I can change the amount of power in my car on the fly by changing boost controller maps it goes from 425whp to over 600. Unfortunately I almost always leave it in the lowest setting as going over 425 means spinning tires, losing traction, breaking the rear end lose and other fun activities that can lead to crashes and

Never got the whole Supra thing, it’s an ok car that is not that good looking (the bulbous headlights look terrible, sorry to burst your bubble) and costs a lot more than what it really should due to legions of people trying to buy one and too few examples being available. I’d rather own a twin turbo Z32, it’s better

Quick, hide the supercar before ze Germans get here.

Fake exhaust tips were bad enough, now some manufacturers have tips that are not even connected to the actual exhaust, cough Lexus ISF.

All the fast and exciting driving experience and amazing handling is worth nothing if they don't come with a built-in vacuum cleaner.

I was with you all the way till you claimed Jaguar to be reliable, that's when you lost me.

Was next to a newer SHO a few months ago when the light in front of us turned yellow, we both gunned it and it did rather well, I was expecting to leave it far behind, instead I only beat it by a car length or so, although my boost controller was set to the lowest possible pressure. Still, not bad for a stock grandma

What? Lol that doesn’t even make any sense. My car sits in a cool garage all day so it never gets hot but even if it didn’t, you can get remote start and cool it off 5 minutes before getting in.

There’s no sedan under 30k that doesn’t suck major balls. You need to either not get a sedan or go above 30k, otherwise you are stuck with a car that has all the right "sport" badges but is actually terrible at being sporty, even the best of them like Mazda6 and Accord Sport are laughable if you compare them to

There's this new invention everyone is talking about, you should try it sometime, it's called air conditioning.

FYI I owned a touchscreen smartphone in 2005 but it wasn't by Apple.

Too bad a lot of your "domestic" cars are made in Mexico, Canada and even Europe using foreign produced parts.

Exploiting regulations for profit is how most money is being made by large corporations nowadays, for example Apple is based in Ireland for tax purposes and pays exactly dick in US taxes.

Trump stickers would look more at home on Z06.