J.D. Power, Car and Driver, and the clowns on this blog need to stop trying to convince me that some South Korean budget automaker’s offering with different badges is even a contender. I refuse to believe that anyone is cross-shopping Porsche, Kia, and Hyundai.

The bread is the WORST part of Jimmy John’s sandwiches.

I am a huge metalhead and Metallica is in my bottom five. Nothing they’ve done since The Black Album is even worth an attempted listen.

Hoping she gets laughed out of court.

“If people say your dreams are crazy ... If they laugh at what they think you can do... Good. Stay that way,” Kaepernick says over images of a skateboarder failing to land a difficult trick.

I guess it really depends on where the thing is priced. I’ve seen starting estimates everywhere from $70k up to $150k. I’m admittedly biased, but there’s no way I’d spend 160 or 170k on a GM product (or any ‘Murican production vehicle). I recognize that there are people who will happily do that, but I’m just wondering…

Grasp more.

It already seems like of all the people that would get a new Corvette given their choice of car, very few of those can afford it. Now, when this comes along, I’ve got a feeling it’ll be unattainable for most of the ‘Vette crowd and those with the requisite coin will question whether they want to be spending it on this.

It isn’t pointless if it sells.

This began life as a ______?

The problem isn’t subprime loans. The problem is subprime borrowers.

They’re just setting up the justification for a $70,000 starting Supra MSRP.

If your name wasn’t at the top, I’d assume this was jointly written by HamNo and Michael Harriot.

I also realized immediately after posting that it gives me a Solara vibe. Ick.

I’m fine with the headlights.
I’m fine with the grille.

Obviously, but ~$400 gets me the equipment used to keep honey bees and I use the same suit to claim my new company vehicle from the hornets.

I’ve been thinking of getting into beekeeping anyway. $400 gets me everything I need to start hauling my honey to market in my radical El Camino? Deal.

I was thinking the first somewhat narrow drive-through window would make it pretty obvious.

TUCKED AWAY and LOVINGLY MAINTAINED in a CLIMATE CONTROLLED COLLECTION SINCE DRIVEN OFF THE SHOWROOM FLOOR SEPT 6th,1990.

That’s a wastegate. It regulates the exhaust gas pressure on that side of the turbo so you don’t blow everything up.