Heart click. I just got pulled over and was given a "warning" for 83 in a 65, during which the officer told me that the usual speed on this stretch of highway is "under 80."

No, in fact "sometimes people want to..." IS a totally fallacious argument.

I see what you did there.

Throw in some of the airport access roads on the 44th St. side for esses and carousels...

+1 for "terrible, but well done"

At least they're 'buds' and not 'bros.'

You have just described something horrible.

Anticipating the inevitable forthcoming "What's the Worst Place to Go Off-Roading Legally?" QOTD:

Of course, there is no arguing the Miata belongs at the top of this list. In fact, since it is the answer to *every* question, the dirty secret is that it also tops the list of the worst cars for a budding enthusiast, since it leads to a life of lost weekends to not just wrenching but actual *driving*, which studies…

And here I thought all those late model Lambos were "peach."

Cue the "I thought this was a car website" smack-talk in 5, 4, 3, ...

"Craziest" implies some want of rationality. Miata owners are perfectly correct and justified in their enthusiasm, and therefore do not belong on this list. QED.

I think I liked JT better before he went all potty-mouth.

Caps lock troll be caps lockin'.

...with RWD and no computers to save your traction.

I see the logic here, though:

You think those are weird non-sequiturs? Try reading Jalopnik sometime. It's ostensibly about "car culture," but man...

You gave a real number for HP, but not for weight: It's about 1100 lbs.

My bad. Still, it's twice as far from the zero-seat-impracticality singularity as many others on the list.

I'd heart-click that comment any day of the week.