I loved the idea of the GS Birotor. The styling of the GS was like a smaller version of the classy not-yet-premiered CX, and a rotary engine would make it so much more awesome. I believe only 847 were produced, and most were recalled and scrapped as Citroën did not want to maintain these cars.

I knew about this car since I was maybe 7 or 8 when I got a bunch of my uncle's old Matchbox cars. I have a white version.

I knew 60% of these cars. Not bad for my obscure car knowledge.

I want to own a Sterling in the future, when nobody else knows of it, or maybe a Triumph Acclaim.

Looks kind of like the Volkswagen Corrado ones to me.

Last year in the U.S., Subaru and Scion together sold more than 26,000 BRZs and FR-Ses. The Toyobaru twins have been far more in demand than original sales targets predicted. Clearly, the public's appetite for small, affordable rear-wheel drive sports cars is bigger than everyone realized. (I don't wanna say I told…

I believe 2005, at Detroit, but I'm not sure.

I heard it was based on the Ranger, and that the show car's engine blew the day before the unveiling, so they swapped in the engine from an employee's Ranger, and they swapped it back after.

I believe the Pullman term will be used on a six-door extra-long wheelbase version of the new S-Class.

Nope. Nope. Nope.

They're already partially there.

Also direct injection and turbos.

Hillman Imp

Hi Mr. Juechter,

NP if it's free or -$500 though. LeMons, here I come!

If I had $26k, I'd splurge on importing a Honda City Turbo II ($14k) and a Mazda Porter Cab ($9k), so you could have a practical hatchback and pickup truck.

Though I really hope it's not the only option and we still get a manual. Because we like manuals, if you didn't know.

My tester came with the optional 10-speaker Infinity Audio System, and I rather liked it a lot. Whether I was listening to music on my iPhone via Bluetooth or satellite radio, it gave a nice, crisp, clear sound with plenty of bass. As far as audio systems on affordable cars go, I feel like this is one of the better…

The best lemons in the wwooooooorrrrrrlllllllddddddddd.

I always thought it was government-mandated or something as most (all?) car companies in China are partially state-controlled and I thought it was some sort of government classification system.