This. I loved my pre-badge-engineering-Saturn Saturn. 'Murrica built us a Civic killer in the rough and let it die.

hopelessly exotic

This underscores a specific problem, I think - TSBs in-warranty are a liability to the dealership. TSBs out of warranty are a liability to the owner.

Junior!?

Dumptruck drifting - it's a thing. That was just some mildly illegal street racing.

F1 drivers have good reaction time? At least the ones in the cars.

Thank goodness we now live in an enlightened society.

Some praise for the dual-screen setup but not a lot of explanation of why, and zero decent shots of it.

"I can't say I agree with this behavior"

Pit crews are amazing, but you could use that in-car footage to sell me just about anything.

"I want to change how you view film. What? A demo reel? What's that?"

I'd buy it from Carmax with a warranty. Maybe.

The problem with the whole concept of screens controlling anything in the vehicle is user interaction. To do anything, you must take you eyes off the road and stop focusing on driving. Your main task becomes hunting for a UI element with your eyeballs and watching your finger stab at it til it registers input. …

Nice price!

Needs more whaletail.

Watch people cheer as their infrastructure crumbles at the slightest touch.

The Honda Accord sedan was available with a V6 and 6-speed manual only for 2006 - 2007. It also got the coupe's faux carbon fiber in place of woodgrain and 17" wheels with 50-series tires. This is my DD, and I love it.

I didn't question driving the Z06 so early because it's the sort of opportunity you just take no matter how it's offered to you. I didn't get in the cab imagining that Jeff Gordon is going to pick me up to prank me back for a small amount of investigative reporting that I did a year ago because why would I? You'd…