Thanks. Those are exactly my thoughts as well.

I'm not answering a question which is seemingly written by a 4th grader and yet contradicts my years of real-world experience. Enjoy your Civic. That's all I'm saying.

How old are you, buddy? Is it 10 or 11?

Yeah, because all 220 platforms are V12s. Give me a break. The people you see online are the one's who have previously abused vehicles and what not. People without major problems don't go online.

Yes, because you actually have certain levels of intellect and credibility to make it past their doors; as it's one of the most selective institutions in the country.

I'm glad you've owned one for as long as I have. Oh, that's right. You've never as much as driven one.

I've lived in Atlanta my entire life, I've made trips to Motorcars of Georgia for many years, and I've always had great experiences talking to Ed. He's genuinely a nice person. He graduated from Georgia Tech. He has owned a Gallardo among his CL55 as well and he knows what he's talking about. "Douche" is the LAST word…

I'm glad you've owned one for as long as we have.

I don't have to. As per my name clearly states, I have also owned one; and I've been experienced with them for quite a while.

What the hell are you saying? My experience is similar to his and I've just had to do regular fluid maintenance, along with seals, plugs and wires, etc.. I can't speak for people who have them in the North, but the 220s are perfectly at home down here in the South.

This should be the 'Dumbass COTD.'

Yep.

You're both douches. He's the damn sales director for Lamborghini and McLaren at Motorcars of Georgia. It's a Lamborghini dealership.

It has something to do with being a single, and family owned dealer more than likely. Just remember them for next time. They're in north Roswell so you don't even need to get on a major interstate or get close to Atlanta coming from Chattanooga.

The sad part is that’s what they’ll probably go for in auction after no one buys them new.

Yeah, you’ll probably die trying to get to 90 mph in this thing.

Both Nalley and Carland have had some pretty bad reputations over the years. Some people here only drive Acuras simply because of Jackson. One side of my family has actually bought from them for, as it seems, about 15 years. Ed Voyles has never been too great. Hennessey is absolute top-notch though, and so is RBM…

I live above Atlanta and you should have honestly given Jackson Acura a shot. They have a reputation of being one of the friendliest dealers in the entire area (out of dozens). The only dealers who see more repeat customers are probably Hennessey Porsche or RBM. Ed Voyles has sort of an average reputation around here.

Don’t agree with the Huracán or the i8. They look no better in reality.

A VW Golf interior doesn’t feel as fake.