Patton Oswalt has a great bit on reducing the number of birthday celebrations. I wholeheartedly endorse this reductionist theory.

Surprisingly enough the last TL was a solid competitor to the Audi S4. At least in AWD 6 Speed guise. I'd buy one but I'm the type of person who looks for maximum longevity which Acura's are known to deliver. Audi ain't delivering on that front yet. Different strokes for different folks though.

I had a 92 Jetta GL while I was in High School and I loved it to death. Really a fun little car. Usually cars with the AWD conversion I see going for 10k plus so this is fairly reasonable. I'm voting NP for nostalgia's sake.

CP. I like it but the execution is lacking. Better luck next time kid.

Yup I'll concur. My family had a 92 Astro that ran delivery duty for their business for a few years than got bumped up to Kid Hauling. We hit 350,000 miles on it before my parents finally gave up on it. It was still running strong till it's last day!

Is this FWD?

I'm not normally one to endorse someone else's modded vehicle but this looks professionally done and probably enhances rather than detracts from the experience. NP!

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Awesome!

From what I heard, you'll be able to get a turbocharged version of the XV crosstrek when the WRX comes around to satisfy the wagonistas out there. Not sure how successful that will be considering the XV is so jacked up.

I'm one of the few Del Sol appreciaters. However, 3,000 better get me a solid stock example with low miles. This is a car for a 16 year old tweaker who will wrap it around a tree in 2 months time. CP

For some reason I really like this car. I could totally see Sammy Davis Junior cruising around in this while rocking a badass eyepatch. If I had the funds, I'd buy it, throw a Coyote engine in there and drive around hoping that some of Sammy's cool would rub off on me. Which it wouldn't... NP!

I'm a fan, even if it's on the pricey side. NP for me.

Cool concept. Poor Execution. CP

Love it even if it's priced high. NP for me.

There's 2 or 3 lurking around B-town Vermont. Love seeing them on the road. Just beautiful cars.

Sounds reasonable for a turbo cayenne of that vintage but I'd just buy a stock one and save myself the embarrasment of driving this purple piece of shit around

Very cool car but 15k for something you'll have a snowballs chance in hell of getting parts for is a bit too steep. Had to vote my conscience - CP

I'm a fan of samurai's and this is a pretty cool mini rig. However, $7000 is a bit too rich for my blood. Maybe $3000 max if the rusty floorboards were fixed, it had the bigger engine, and better brakes. Maybe it's worth it to some Samurai nut but not me.

Slow clap to you good sir. Some cars still have nice visibility, my 11 Subaru Forester as an example is one of them. Such a stupid trend to have these goddamn gunslit windows.