No kidding? I've only seen it in shit biege. After I was done with it I passed it to my father in law, and he has since passed it to his brother, with over 500K on the odo. The things bulletproof minus some electrical issues.

1996 Nissan Altima for $2000 (CAD), my first car. Could honestly say that these were some of the comfiest car seats ever. 2.4L ~150hp new, tops out at about 150km/hr, the thing was a blast despite the fact that it was beige and had faux wood grained dash trim.

BMW Canada: [www.bmw.ca]

lets cross our fingers for ~$27K, but probably closer to 30.

Now here's the question gents, how much will the price inflate up here in the great white north?

Because the GT-R even does a drag race sideways...

I saw a Galant Ralliart last summer and thought to myself, "WTF, they actually made a 'performance' model of this?".

Is the Fit really THAT good? I haven't driven one yet. The Mark V GTI's always felt a little heavy to me.

LMFAO

Too lazy to read, but stupid enough to comment, carry on.

I has a sad :(

So by the time it reaches my shores, hopefully it's over our budget.

What?? This is awesome! Never seen this b4, is it real?

So what you're saying is that this is a chick car?

Man those are some fugly seats.

Jez, I wish it were a grand more here (in Canada), this is 28k here, the abarth is 22.7K.

Too bad we won't get to keep the crate here

Couldn't agree more! In recent years I've come to the realization that the numbers on paper really don't matter, they're more for senseless bragging rights than anything. I've discovered that if driving something makes you smile, then you should be driving it.

We need better/more wagons in Canada...

I must say I'm a little surprised to see at 1:18, that someone had rubber gloves on their person and the gumption to put them on before doing anything at the crash.