Nah, just cause Tav has never spent a cent means that every used S Class will be this reliable.

The car I just bought. :D

They had the Cannonball setting turned off.

There is an old saying that A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.

5 more minutes please.

But NASCAR almost always goes to the left.

Believe it or not the Fusion also comes with a 1.5T!

But was it owned by John Voight?

Is there going to be a “Poverty Edition”?
MT, steelies, white, unpainted bumpers, cloth seats, no radio, but adds LSD.

Nice to see Mazda continuing with their perplexing equipment packages: Performance goodies—yay! Infotainment touchscreen—in a Miata? WTF?

Sounds like you’ve never driven a RWD car with an LSD.

What would you do if you instead didn’t write this comment?

We’ll have to wait and see about the availability of the LSD on other trims. I too hope it’s standard on higher trims (confirmed with the Club) as well as optional on all or most trims that don’t have it standard.

17in wheels are to big for a Miata. Especially now that the ND has relatively the same dimensions as an NA. Wheels that size were not right for the Mazdaspeed NB and they won’t be right for the ND.

Should have made all those useless electronic gadgets an optional “road/comfort” package or something.

Peter Dinklage

If you care about straight line speed you obviously aren't the target market for a Miata. Just ask the guys that get embarrassed on the track in their straight line speed monsters by 22 year old Miata's on the regular and you will see that 0-60 isn't what the hokey pokey is all about.

Since I'm not in the US, I'm luckier still: I can buy a sweet, bone stock, super light, no option 1.5!

I'm sure it's a great car, but it just looks too...nouveau riche for me. Like a hillbilly with a winning Lotto ticket.

I have no direct experience with that, but everything I've heard says the opposite is true. Most people complain about their trade in figures being really low. Most people will use the Car Max trade in figure as a starting point for their local dealer.