This makes me sad. This was the best generation of Corvette’s since 1967. I really wanted one, but I couldn’t afford one, as is expected. Man, I feel sorry for myself.
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No, thank you. If we’re going to go that way, I’d rather just ride my bicycle.
Yes, because the answer is always the Miata.
That's a great looking car, at least from the back.
I used to follow one on my way to work quite often. It was very impressive with the wide tires out back. I always thought it was a little weird, but it fascinated me in a way that few BMWs do. Now, I can say that I really do like them. I wish there were more of them around.
Manks, THAT was an awesome response! I read DoubleWhopper 2.0's comment, and the voice in my head started doing Harvey Korman’s voice as soon as I read voodoo. Same wavelength, dude.
This was completely unnecessary. Who cares what people think? You’re fine. Keep up the good work.
All that without a helmet. New York’s finest, I see.
Why? That’s just silly.
Well, that was fun. It left me wanting more!
Thank you for everything you’ve done for this site. I appreciate it! I hope you carry on being cromulent at your next job.
This is exactly right. Developing electric cars is expensive, and it’s a very risky endeavour. They are great in some ways, but in others, they don’t quite cut it. I’d be very hesitant to buy one myself, and I’m sure many other people feel that way. Manufacturers can obviously see this, so embracing electric cars is a…
They probably needed the plane on the other end.
It’s just that good.
When I was car shopping, I went to a couple of Mazda dealers, and they both approached the business in the classic “used car salesman” mode. I felt like I had to have a shower afterwards. Honda and Subaru were completely different. Needless to say, my last couple of cars were a Honda and a Subaru.
I looked it up, just to be sure!
It looks like the love child of a Ford GT and an Aston Martin Vulcan.
It’s bitchin’.
Thank you for this update. The original story was one of my favourite articles that I’ve read on this site. Please keep it up!
Who cares? Look at older CUVs and squint, and you’ll notice they look like lifted station wagons. Take a look at a 1999 Pathfinder, and tell me that doesn’t look like a lifted station wagon. It’s a proto-Crosstrek: