I like the 350z, and am considering buying one due to their great value on the used market, but the 370z just looks better to me. Its all subjective though.

I wish they would release the Aussie version in the US with all the goodies and call it the Armada Pro-4x. I would seriously consider one if they did. 

I would love to know why the rear bumper of the Armada sticks out so far compared to the Patrol. They’re the same vehicle, yet the Armada has another 3“ of rear bumper.

Agreed. If they had undercut everyone, it might be a different deal, but no one is paying $50k for a 370z NISMO when you can get a GT350 for that

To each their own, I think it looks pretty good

Honestly, the looks of the 370Z were never the issue, it was the aging powertrain, platform, and interior. Personally, I think the 370z looks great. I like the back quarter in the silhouette, it looks a lot like a 240z.

How its made is a fantastic ambient TV show. You just put it on in the background, and just look up on occasion. I used to love the segments from Mr. Rodgers neighborhood that showed you how things are made, and this scratches the same itch. 

I would love to meet the guy who built this. As weird as it is, it clearly came from a place of love. No one makes something that detailed on a whim. I would love to know why they made it. 

Thats the most plausible reason I’ve heard so far. 

I love Home Run Inn pizza. A close second would be Lozza Mozza for me. 

While blackface is any context is racist, there’s a huge difference between what Fallon did (imitating a person, not mocking a race) and how race was portrayed in movies from the 40s. You are 100% right to be abhorred by that movie, and many others made in that era and the decades to follow. But Fallon wasn’t mocking…

I saw this earlier. I don’t understand why they protected him. He’s the directory of photography on a TV show. Admittedly, it was a successful TV show with 15 seasons, but still. I’m sure its an important job, but I can’t imagine he was irreplaceable. 

Exactly. Its bizarre. What’s the end goal here? If no method of power generation is good enough, what are we supposed to do? 

I think the second season was almost ruined by editing. I realize they were trying to match the jumps going on in Bernard’s head, but it was just hard to follow. I had to watch the season twice to get a handle on it. The individual episodes and scenes were great, in particular samurai world, but it really should have…

Michael Moore has always been pretty far left, but this sounds impressively crazy even for him, particularly the piece about population control. Has he addressed any of these very valid criticisms? 

Interesting. I’ve never made myself sick from driving, but I haven’t done a track day either (desperately want to though)

Wake me when you can get a deal on a new Defender

That is a wonderful link, and makes me wonder what the designers at Sulamericana were taking recreationally.

I loved this series. It had been sitting on my list for months, but I’m very glad I gave it a shot. 

So on the grossness factor, how does this compare to something like The Greasy Strangler?