I disagree with the Miata comparison; the Miata can fall back on being a cheap convertible. The Frisbreez have no fallback market; either you like their "more-fun-to-drive-a-slow-car-fast" philosophy, or you think they're pointless without an extra 100hp and possibly AWD.

Porsche was subject to immense scrutiny and a torrent of opinions and editorials when the Cayenne was announced, with plenty of publications and websites screaming the death of the company. Had the Cayenne done badly, that might just have happened.

Later models had the bubble.

That's what I thought at first, although I'm really hoping it's not...

2015 Miata without the 2014 rear fascia?

Most cars oversteered: Chris Harris

Fucking awful. This is like drawing a mustache on Helen Mirren

Um I don't know about you guys, but that isn't "stanced". That car is FAR from "stanced".

Well, Acura is doing the same thing over and over again. I felt it fit.

Maybe the lack of sound at work is making me miss it, but that looks like a near-stock ride height M3. Huh?

Oh my god dude, we get it. Everytime Miata is brought up some dingleberry points out how he doesn't fit. Get over it.

Always the answer!

Yes, but Lauren is better looking. And Scottish. Much more Scottish.

So does this mean no ZR-1?

I'm going to say something that might bother some people (what else is new?) but I absolutely loathe the styling of the Sonata. I think it looks like a melted blob. I didn't like it when the current generation first came out a couple years ago and I still don't like it today. I especially don't like that giant chrome…

Spindle Grille...I BANISH THEE

I owned a 2011 supercharged Elise for two years and it was absolutely epic. EPIC in the literal sense of the word, as in I would track it, then get out, stumbling and jello-y, and point to it while slurring my words "YOU'RE A WITCH! A FUCKING WITCH!!!" The supercharged Elise warps the space-time continuum. It does…

It's called an emergency maneuver for a reason. Every car should be able to do it, otherwise it shouldnt be street legal. This isn't analogous to testing a Ferrari off-road, its about what every street going car should be able to do in order to avoid an accident

Yeah, the point of having a big 4x4 is that you just HIT the moose, amirite? eh?