Is that photo a comment on trying to stuff to much engine under the hood?

Just got back from a transport up to Tahoe. Over a hundred cars in the parking lot and only one of them was 2wd. That’s really where you make the case for the Crossover. Mountain driving where you need that little bit extra of ground clearance but also need to drive a hundred miles to get to a major hospital, airport,…

If Subaru can’t make a business case for a turbo BRZ then they clearly lack imagination. Look at the Dodge Demon fer Christsakes. Just make the damn car and work backwards to create the business case.

Well at least you get to live in Costa Rica that seems like a way better trade off then cheap TTs.

My money is one he is actively grabbing her by the ...

Oh. I didn’t really bother to puzzle that out. I just thought it was super interesting how cheap some of these TTs have gotten especially when compared to that Subie. I had a friend with the hardtop version of that Subaru and it was barely adequate for it’s time. $5k buys so many better cars now.

Baseball glove interior. Was kind of a big deal for some people.

Yeah if you try hard enough you can rationalize away the front end as “it’s not that bad”, but the same can’t be said of the stern. That’s definitely full anime spaceship back there. I still want to take one for a ride tho’.

CP. For about half that you could have an Audi TT convertible with probably four times the horsepower.

I thought about that but thieves never wear seat belts. So it would have to be a pre-bag car with auto seat belts to work.

Almost always.

Nah pepper spray is messy. The button should just rapidly fold the front seat forward and slide forward mechanically till it locks firmly wedging suspect against the steering wheel. Once locked against the steering wheel it will then emit a warning “Authorities are on the way...hold still.... if you continue to…

Get the receipt for that gift Mr. philaDLJ so you can return it for the Mr. Fusion Version. MFV or GTFO!

I’d be happier if they stopped salting the roads.

I’ve never had that experience in a car but on my CBR it happened every single night. I used to bartend in San Francisco and my commute to the beach at 2:00 am was filled with people at lights wanting to race stoplight to stoplight. Everything from giant supercharger poking out the hood tubbed Camaro’s to super motard…

Everything has it’s time and place.

My enthusiasm for trains has waned after sitting through this...

Come on now. David is clearly not a...