Haha of course its a personal problem! It really does ruin a car for me.

What LV posted is cool, the phone mount. Really? I still see so many portable GPS units. I drive a lot on the interstate and rural areas, so maybe that's why.

How can Detroit up its profits to match foreign automakers?

This is a huge problem! Range Rover moms are not like Toyota Highlander moms, they're very skinny. Go to any gym in a wealthy area and the women driving Range Rovers will most likely be fit. Sometimes they even instruct the classes there.

It looks stupid and I don't like to conceal it. I rather just conceal a radar detector since cars don't come standard with it.

You're right that's the second worst part! Because you have to remove that damn thing and conceal it. I drive a lot for work, so when I'm hungry or need to use the bathroom it's urgent. I don't want to spend the extra 20 seconds concealing it when I could be jetting to the rest area.

Wonderful addition with typical Porsche pricing!

It ruins every car. An old Porsche more so.

I agree with you. The GT2 RS is the ultimate widow maker. That thing needs to be manual or else there is no point.

Maybe if some dealer is marking one up that high. But I don't it's that high base price wise.

Haha with the GT3 there's not that much to add. I'd just get LED's, AC, radio, front axle lift, sport buckets, and of course EXTENDED RANGE FUEL TANK. The greatest option ever offered on a car.

If it's really that wide looking, I want one with the LT4 and hybrids please.

Do these usually cost a little more than the Turbo?

That's only .9 less than I got in my S class so....cheap! 3x more in price, less than 1 mpg difference.

It's not the worst and it wasn't a bad car. I just don't think it was the best of the year.

If it was the mid 2000's it may have been the Malibu classic. The classic tacked on the end so they could sell a car designed in the late 90's I believe. Even the regular Malibu at the time was bad compared to its rivals.

When I was 6 I just loved hot rods haha. I just read about hot rods all the time, and then I guess I was 9 and read all the regular car magazines at the library.

Yes, Car and Driver does go overboard for those cars. I have a Vette myself, but I'm not totally enamored with the Stingray or its Z06 spawn. Sure I'd love the interior but that's it. I can't blame GM they need new buyers, it's the same thing with BMW. When the C6 Z06 came out it was lighter than everything else and…

Yeah I'd have to put them as second worst. The way they write their "all-stars" and the auction listings, and the design critique. I used to love the latter but now, all I see is "this detail has been used countless times" or "this is unoriginal".

Yeah he doesn't speak too much about the negatives on that which is very irresponsible considering so many hang on to his every word.