Both Android Audio and Apple CarPlay are standard on the BRZ Limited.

He neglected to mention that a sat/nav is standard in the BRZ Limited, but I agree.

Thanks for this fun and insightful comparison. I hope you guys do more of these. 

Makes sense, thanks. Dirty air around those banked turns would be terrifying.

Any guess as to why they made the cars more unstable, other than to generate more crashes?

Living in Alabama would prematurely age anyone.

Full range of Honda Civic models in 1983:

By “shell” I am assuming you are meaning chassis since modern cars are not designed body on frame. But it is pretty clear to me that Toyota decided what the handling characteristics and power delivery as well as the balance between the two would be. It may share the engine and some parts with the Z4, but this is…

I think you meant Reagan, but a lot of us didn’t vote for either of them.

Well cheer up, in a few years your generation will be the majority, and the rest of us can watch you fuck up and bitch about it just like you have.

We had our fair share of idealists, as well as assholes. 

Who isn't tired either approaching or in their fifties?

Just remember the next generation will be there to make you feel like shit on your way down as well.

Guilty of your first statement. Also probably was considered a yuppie, even though I had zero interest in making a shitload of money since I was a struggling architect.

Not anymore ridiculous than thinking there is some magic percentage of BMW to Toyota content that will make people accept this car’s lineage and provenance. People are shoving different engines in cars all the time. If I had to choose between a Toyota V-6 and one of the greatest six cylinder engines in history by…

So I owned a gen 2 Supra. Toyota subcontracted all of the development of the engine above the short block to Yamaha, but at no point while I owned it did I think I was riding a crotch-rocket.  

It's funny that his idiotic raging seemed like virtual caps lock.

How does one “improve upon perfection” if the car has the flaws you described?

Now, about your second thesis. Historically the Supra was always a second-string car. My gen 2 Supra competed with the Porsche 944, not the 911. And its price substantially undercut the 944 such that it didn’t have to be the “better” car. My own opinion is that we need more “second string” sports cars. There are…

Ok, you don’t have to agree with either one. This morning I listened to Savage Geese’s take on this, and he favored the Supra over the Boxster/Cayman because he felt the Supra had more personality. The real point here is we don’t have be in total agreement on these things and I am going to favor whatever car speaks to…