Also turbo manual wagon!!!

I agree, to an extent. I think that options must be decided upon; don't just load up a car.

H6 Subaru always sound very very muffled from the factory. The stock headers and mufflers are extremely restrictive. New header-back exhaust systems go a long way on these engines, both in terms of power and noise.

A brand-new Forester?! Purchased by a lottery winner?!

Thanks. Now the whole library knows I'm not actually studying for finals.

I've seen 2, both 2008-2009's. There were 500 2006's made, and then it was brought back as a top-of-the-line trim level for 2008.

Shame you sold the Ferrari, but it sounds like you had fun with it while you had it, and that's what it's all about. You also got/delivered some great content with this car haha. Ah well, on to bigger & better things.

GOOD.

Acura...

Meanwhile, in Southern California, I've finally donned a light sweatshirt. Summer tires are still on, and they'll stay on all winter... again!!

Base Impreza is the way to go. It's practical, it's well-built, it's some of the most fun you can get for under $20,000 (barely), and it'll hold its resale value well compared to its competition.

Taylor... You had a whole stable of vehicles you could have picked...

Utter perfection. I'll have one in Prussian Blue with a brown leather interior, please :)

I actually tend to think of the AC-130 as a bit of a sleeper... if you don't have binoculars and it's high up and not raining down hell on you, it kinda just looks like another slow lumbering cargo plane.

This.

Any German luxo-barge that's more than 10 years old.

I don't trust myself to keep my footing in the middle of a baseball field. Not a snowball's chance in hell I'd be seen on one of these.

No 100p?? :(

Bugatti 100p.

If they come through on that sporty drivetrain/AWD statement, they could very well have a winner.