“Meanwhile, the only factory-backed entrants in the LMH class at present are Toyota and Peugeot.”

So, funny you mention the weight...today’s article encouraged me to start going down the used SL/SW2 rabbit hole. A Saturn SW2 is within 50 lbs of an Alfa 4C. Go figure. 

Seriously though...something like this is a “once in a lifetime” sort of find. The odds of finding a Saturn SL2 that has been this well preserved (or a running SL2 for that matter) will never happen again. I hope someone preserves this vehicle as a reminder of GM’s Saturn experiment. 

No love for Sunset Peninsula? 

I’m going to get absolutely dragged for this, but Land Rover. It’s a brand that I’ve been exposed to since I was in diapers. My grandpa would bring me VHS cassettes from our local dealer of the Camel Trophy, TReK and Ruta Maya events that the brand was famous for in the late 80's and early 90's. There’s something…

You’re* - Also, calm down...it sounds like you’d be in the first tranche. Furthermore, I’d argue that ridesharing has become even more essential now than pre-covid. Was it nice taking an Uber after a few drinks? Sure, but it wasn’t a necessity for most.

Inverse: An SUV in 2020 that has dramatic lift-off oversteer? Hmm. I want 2.

Someone once told me that it’s not whether the information is publicly available or not... it’s whether the information is easily and readily accessible to the wrong people. Ultimately, Vermont knows exactly how this functions. States such as California even encourage their population to rat out noncompliant neighbors…

It’s a well documented conversion process on the forums; you’re not exactly crossing the Rubicon. As long as the person who did the swap is semi-competent, not much can go wrong here. 

Not necessarily. As you demonstrated, ellipses are also acceptable. However, I guess my comment was more along the lines of “what” doesn’t tell me what portion of my initial comment he doesn’t understand? That I didn’t believe their claims? That K&N got 50 hp out of an intake that this very article says is most likely…

I was waiting for this comment (inevitable really). Yes, those cars will undoubtedly be cross-shopped with the new Z. The reality however is that they’re both 2+2 whereas the Z is a true 2 seat sports car. The Mustang and Camaro will be larger and heavier than this Z, and won’t offer anywhere as complete of a…

Care to finish the thought? “What” without any punctuation is difficult to interpret lol

Fair assessment, but any car that offers 400 HP with a manual transmission for under 40k in 2020 is a unicorn. Assuming it’s not absolutely agricultural, what do I care if it’s based on an old platform? Furthermore, the 370Z platform pulled .97 G on 2009 tire technology according to Edmunds. I think this 2020 version…

I guess it’s very hit/miss. I still recall to this day that K&N was claiming 50+ HP from their intake on the 2007 GT500

It’s a problem because the hatchback was well loved and was a major volume seller in 2014, the last year that Subaru still offered it. Furthermore, it’s more practical and arguably a better performing vehicle in hatch guise.

I think you missed the Entourage reference...

After an entire week of Australians drinking and gathering at Bathurst, government officials have discovered an even stronger and far more aggressive strain of Coronavirus: The COVID 1000

Well done sir, well done. 

I’m ready for petty LH and Nico. This can only be good for the fans. 

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