sounbwoy
sounbwoy
sounbwoy

With 8 cars and 4 motorcycles, I think I’ve found my max.

Did this need to be a comment?

Why not both sides?

I agree, and this should be mandatory: 

I love the wheels; not only do I think they fit this car perfectly, but they’re kind of a throwback. Wondering if the MPH vs. KPH thing had to do with when it was brought over. Either way, it looks to be in good shape...I’d drive it!

Thank you.  Came here to make a V GER reference and not at all mad that I was beat to it.

You’re probably right, its been 11 years.  I still love my 3, but I think I’d have loved a punchy 5 a little more

Ya’ll, the answer is simple. Mazdaspeed5

Just not having a CVT is the real winner here. 🤣

191 mph Italian car designed by Lorenzo Ramaciotti, a former chief of Pininfarina, is totally run of the mill. It’s basically a RAV4.

Came here to say this, even the normal ones. Yeah it’s a completely normal car in the way that it’s a competitor to a 3-series and has normal mechanics and is actually reliable, but from the public view it’s definitely not a normal car. I’m not one for attention but I get looks all the time and comments at gas

Came here to say this too:

I was about to say, on what Earth is a Gulia a normal car? It won’t blow your socks off like a Ferrari, but it certain is a step above normal.

What part of the Hamptons is he from?

Back in my day, 240hp was something to shake a stick at.

On one of Car Reviews front that period, the Escort GT had the best slalom time and cornering Gs.

You all remember the Pontiac 6000 STE? There was even an AWD version for a short while. And back in the day you could mention this car in the same conversation along with the Audi 5000 and not get laughed out of the room.

Swearing off an entire car for one easily-replaced part? Sounds like immature drama to me.

The Dodge Charger - BRING BACK THE MAGNUM, you cowards. 

All forms of writing, including journalism, are art. If you’re as old as me, you remember the heydays of Road & Track and Car and Driver, when they had really good writers doing the journalism, and even better writers doing editorial and storytelling pieces. But really good writers cost money, and that eats into