Maybe a 4 door coupe crossover version instead?

There’s a coupe version. But hell no 4-door coupe, please, never. 4-door and coupe, these two words should never combine.

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Sipping on a beer, casually checking Jalopnik, then I see this with the sporty NSX (hey they tried) as the headline

Hmmm... that new K900 interior is actually good. It’s probably a great buy on the used market.

This is a great answer as long as you have the cash to keep it running and pay for $350 oil changes and $2k brake jobs. I know he only said he wanted to keep it for 3 years but if you are looking for a 981 for under $35k than it’s going to have some miles on it.  Nothing is cheap on a Porsche trust me.

I agree with you, on these. In particular, I’d like to save the TT, R8, NSX, and 4C.

Don’t give up that easily, there’s plenty of Vipers out there for $35K, and if you’re moving on to something else in 3 years, it’s unlikely you’ll lose anything in depreciation either.

Interestingly, I recently worked on a marketing campaign for Maserati, and had a holy HELL of a time convincing the rest of the agency people I was working with that the brand was at Audi/Porsche level, not Lamborghini/Ferrari. They’re still very much in that world in non-car-people’s minds.

I was about to suggest the Lotus Elise but you guys already did, so good job :)

If you won’t tell us what it is, because you’re afraid someone else will buy it from under you, then you already know the answer.

Probably another uber sub brand: Century. But it would never sell here.

an ST performance variant

I really, really like the Kia “tiger” grill on all its vehicles...except for this one.

My wife’s 2011 Santa Fe 3.5 is getting some miles on it, so I started researching the brand new for 2019 Santa Fe. Like it’s cousin Sportage, it is available with the same Theta II 2.0T engine.

People, particularly teenage boys, do incredibly stupid things.

Not every dealer is anywhere near this fancy. Some of the big stores I work at literally hang keys up on a bulletin board with hooks in it. There's zero accountability for anything. 

So do we slap them with paying for all of the cars damages? That will likely mean wage garnishment for the rest of their lives. It would probably ruin them and turn them into career criminals, which does no good for anyone.

Your highly illustrative diagram earned a star from me.

Bought a brand new 4Runner, went to Pismo Beach, got some air.