@Dan follows the Reinheitsgebot: Negative. Not without a tough importation process.

@TimothyT: HAHAHA. A new car as an "investment?" ROFL!!

@Half the wheels, twice the fun: For exiting curbside, rather than into traffic. Think of direction you would exit a cab.

taken by a friend

@TheAntiCat: San Francisco is an awesome place to visit. Skip the tourist crap, or at least minimize it to one day.

with ski racks!

@TheAntiCat: I believe walking/ public transit is always an option. Sure you pay more to live in an urban environment—but without car payment/ insurance/ maintenance one can put that towards an increase in rent. Better for the environment and bank account.

@TheAntiCat: Donated to single mothers who cannot afford a car, but can afford gas, maintenance, and insurance?

@Buickboy92: You've proved my point correct.

Acura: You need to lose the corporate grill. Not as in make it smaller, or less obtrusive.

@Buickboy92: WRONG. Mustangs and Corvettes have a fan base, and appeal to some demographic. I am not a big fan of either car but I do understand the draw.

@Type R: Too many corporate yes men working at Acura— afraid to tell their deluded superiors the double plenum power grill should be banished to the depths of hell.

much like this trailer inside the white trash bar 'Butter' in San Francisco that serves Jello shots.

I once knew a guy who drove a blue 87ish IROC that he had re-lettered to read I-ROCK. This was well before Jackass/ Steve-O.

@hellcamino59: I love this car. Even when no one else does. Scratch that. I love this car because no one else does.

@Eltigro: That would be our experience as well.

Ours had less windows than the photo does.

@ManBehindTheDesk: That's actually 22 speed but point taken.

Where does a new officer on probationary status learn to beat motorists? I could somewhat empathize after years on the force, but someone straight out of training?

@RepoManChitown: 1/10 on the troll scale. Almost too low to register.