God forbid there is ONE new car available for people who want a low purchase price and great fuel economy at the expense of back seats they don’t use.

I know a ton of people who never carry more than one passenger, and that includes me. A lot of people also don’t carry much stuff with them. So don’t jump to stereotypical conclusions.

keep going in conditions and with resources that would have left many a BMW and Benz immobile and unrepairable.

I have a thing for many cars, but I’ll go with two siblings: The Saab 96 and Sonett II (97).

Find an example between 10 and 80 degrees. I dare you.

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GC Impreza is the Camry of regional rally.

Yes, ironic. But then again, these cars are sold on the pretense of speed, so in a way the word still fits. Because if people thought hypercars were not fast, they wouldn’t sell very well.

There’s more than one meaning. Although it would make sense that they would use it in the automotive sense, you can’t rule out the more general definition:

Oh, yeah? They denied your deposit, or what? Please expound.

Maybe that’s because the techs are liable to move the car around before they sell it. It’s not as if all cars hop off the truck and get driven away by customers immediately.

Just google “boso van”. There is some really creative stuff out there. I’m doubtful as to whether those images are photoshopped on, since the paint is still primer colored.

Right on.

Are you one of those sleeve valve freaks?

To my knowledge none of them had engines with cylinders in multiples of five, which is so weird-cool.

But isn’t pre-war French, in many circumstances, the best car a car can be? Isn’t that what we all secretly shoot for?

Five is correct because it makes so little sense that it must be a 1930's French luxury car.

Five is the correct number.

Seriously?