If only we could find a car we knew his son would think is cool, that’s also fast and has a reliable toyota engine. How will we ever dream up such a car.

Here is a better one, your welcome.

I’ll admit it, I cried when my dad sold his red Saab. I loved riding in that thing. It was the car that brought me home from the hospital and the one that took him to and from work each day.

I hope you don’t get an endless parade of “what does this have to do with cars” comments, because this is the kind of quality longform journalism which I love to see on Jalopnik. Thanks, Ryan.

User experience (UX) professional here.

You know it wasn’t a Mustang because it turned away from the pedestrians.

Yeah, but then you will own a Buick.

Wow

It’s been sullied by poors.

Hunter House? I’m a Telway guy, myself.

If you can’t afford a V8, you REALLY can’t afford to crash your v6.

Funny - I was literally up all night with my wife chatting with her on whether I should pull the trigger on a used SS in my area and trade in my S60 R-Design.... The thing is.... I’ve had my R-Design for 9 months.... anddddd.... the SS would be my 4th car in 3 years..... So yeah.... I have major issues!

He did give it the nod during dinner.

Yes, but this entire raid was donald trump trying to get some successful raid on his resume, we have no proof of what was accomplished and if the information was useful or not.

Guys, i’m starting to think that electing a reality TV star with 5 military deferments to command one of the world’s largest armed forces may not have been the best idea.

I wouldn’t limit to age, but more powerful, sportier car should require a special driving license. It doesn’t make sense that the same license that is valid to a Toyota Yaris is valid to a Ferrari 488 or a Porsche Turbo S.

What, you expected me to READ the article? This is still Jalopnik, right?

Does it come with a sense of failure and rejection? Or does that develop over time?